Biohazard and Medical Waste Removal – Sharps, Fluids, and Regulated Disposal

Biohazardous waste includes blood, bodily fluids, human tissue, sharps, contaminated materials, and drug-related residue that pose a risk of infection or exposure.

In California, medical waste is regulated under the Medical Waste Management Act and includes anything soaked with blood, used medical supplies, feces or urine in unsanitary volumes, or decomposed biological material. It also includes items like PPE, bandages, or clothing contaminated by trauma or illness. These materials must be handled by licensed professionals with proper disposal protocols. 

Yes. We are certified to collect and dispose of sharps, including used needles, syringes, and drug paraphernalia from homes, encampments, and public areas.

Sharps must be treated as hazardous medical waste and can’t be thrown in household trash. We use puncture-proof containment, transport manifests, and licensed disposal facilities. Whether it’s a rental unit, public bathroom, or property affected by drug activity, our team will safely remediate the scene and ensure full compliance.  

Yes. We are certified to collect and dispose of sharps, including used needles, syringes, and drug paraphernalia from homes, encampments, and public areas.

Sharps must be treated as hazardous medical waste and can’t be thrown in household trash. We use puncture-proof containment, transport manifests, and licensed disposal facilities. Whether it’s a rental unit, public bathroom, or property affected by drug activity, our team will safely remediate the scene and ensure full compliance.