Biohazard cleanup in Southampton

What we run into in Southampton

A large share of Southampton property is seasonal, and the practical consequence is time. Contamination that has been sitting in a closed, unheated house for weeks will have reached the subfloor and often the framing, and the honest answer on the phone is usually that more material has to come out than the photographs suggest. Caretakers and property managers are frequently our point of contact rather than the owner.

• Properties that sit empty for part of the year, so a death or a leak can go undiscovered far longer than it would in an occupied house.
• Larger grounds and outbuildings, which means more places for hazardous material to have been stored and forgotten.
• Well water and septic on many properties, which changes how we handle waste water.
• Caretakers and property managers as the point of contact rather than the owner.

Who calls us from Southampton

Property managers and caretakers, seasonal owners, estate executors, and families dealing with a house that has been closed up.

Getting a crew in and material out

We plan around who actually holds the keys and how far the property is from a road. On longer jobs out here we will tell you honestly whether it makes sense to run consecutive days rather than back and forth.

Nearby areas we also cover

Hampton Bays, Westhampton, Water Mill, Bridgehampton, Quogue, Remsenburg, Sag Harbor — and the rest of Suffolk County. Nothing here is a limit on where we go; call and ask if your street is not named.