Spaulding Decon Tampa

Biohazard and crime scene cleanup

• Biohazard removal and decontamination
• Crime scene cleanup
• Blood cleanup
• Suicide cleanup
• Homicide cleanup
• Unattended death cleanup
• Traffic accident and other trauma‑scene cleanup
• Disinfection and decontamination of affected areas

Hoarding and severe clutter cleanup

• Hoarding cleanout and deep cleaning of heavily cluttered properties
• Recovery of salvageable items where possible
• Coordination of junk removal and disposal of unsalvageable contents
• Odor removal and disinfection related to hoarding conditions

Water, storm and fire damage restoration

• Water damage restoration after broken pipes, appliance leaks, or other water intrusions
• Category 3 / hazardous flood‑water cleanup (including hurricane and storm surge events)
• Storm and disaster damage cleanup and drying
• Fire damage restoration (cleanup of affected areas and coordination of repairs)

Mold remediation

• Inspection and remediation of mold growth in homes and businesses
• Removal of affected materials where needed
• Cleaning and treatment of remaining surfaces to help prevent regrowth

Drug and chemical cleanup

• Drug lab cleanup (including meth labs)
• Cleanup of drug residues such as fentanyl from properties
• Tear gas and chemical cleanup

Rodent and biohazard contamination

• Rodent dropping cleanup and related decontamination
• Bat guano and similar biohazard cleanup (where present)
• Odor elimination related to biohazards or contamination

Spaulding Decon Tampa combines cleanup with property restoration, coordinating repairs such as drywall and flooring replacement where needed and working with insurance on covered claims.

Hoarding cleanup and severe clutter services

Spaulding Decon provides compassionate, trauma‑informed hoarding cleanup services, available to clients in Tampa and other listed service areas.

What the hoarding cleanup service includes

Based on the company's hoarding service description:

• Assessment and planning: Free on‑site evaluation to understand the level of hoarding (Levels 1–5) and create a custom cleanup plan.
• Discreet sorting: Careful sorting of belongings to recover valuables and important documents, with options to coordinate donations and recycling for suitable items.
• Hazard removal: Identification and removal of biohazards such as mold, rodent infestations, waste, and other unsafe materials; odor treatment as needed.
• Deep cleaning and basic repairs: Thorough cleaning of affected areas and, where within scope, repairs such as addressing damaged surfaces, flooring, or air quality.
• Ongoing support: When appropriate, connections to mental health professionals or organizers to help reduce the risk of relapse.

Approach and discretion

• The company emphasizes that hoarding is treated as a complex mental‑health‑related issue, not just clutter.
• Crews are described as trauma‑trained, focusing on empathy, dignity, and working at a pace that respects the client and family.
• Spaulding Decon states that it prioritizes privacy and discretion, including the use of unmarked vehicles and confidential service.

Insurance and financial options

• In some cases, hoarding cleanup can be partly or fully covered by insurance, particularly where there is documented biohazard or property damage; Spaulding Decon can provide documentation for claims.
• The company notes that pricing is case‑by‑case and begins with a free assessment and transparent estimate.
• Where cleanup is not financially feasible, one option they mention is that Spaulding Decon may purchase distressed properties for cash, allowing owners to sell a property as‑is instead of proceeding with full cleanup.

For hoarding or severe clutter situations in or near Tampa, clients are directed to call the local Tampa office 24/7 for a confidential discussion and estimate.

Primary service area

• City: Tampa, Florida
• Typical radius: 50‑mile radius around Tampa

Counties covered (as described on the website)

Spaulding Decon Tampa serves homes and businesses across:

• Hillsborough County
• Pinellas County
• Pasco County
• Polk County
• Manatee County

Example cities and communities

Common areas mentioned on the website include, but are not limited to:

• St. Petersburg
• Clearwater
• Lakeland
• Brandon
• Largo
• Riverview
• Palm Harbor
• Spring Hill
• Wesley Chapel
• Pinellas Park
• Valrico
• Bradenton

Storm and hurricane experience

The Tampa team has extensive experience responding to storm surge and hurricane‑related flooding in coastal and low‑lying Tampa Bay communities, including cleanup after Hurricanes Helene and Milton.

If you are unsure whether your property is within the service area, Spaulding Decon Tampa advises calling the local office — if they cannot serve you directly, they will help point you in the right direction.

Lists Bradenton, Brandon, Clearwater, Lakeland, Largo, Palm Harbor, Pinellas Park, and Riverview as a location. Names Florida and Tampa as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

What to call about

You can contact Spaulding Decon Tampa for:

• Biohazard and crime scene cleanup
• Hoarding cleanup
• Water and storm damage restoration
• Fire damage restoration
• Mold remediation
• Drug lab and drug residue cleanup
• Rodent dropping cleanup and other biohazard decontamination

Estimates and insurance

• Estimates: Spaulding Decon Tampa offers free estimates for cleanup and restoration work.
• Insurance: The team can work directly with your insurance company on covered losses to help streamline the claim and restoration process.

If you need urgent assistance or are unsure whether your situation qualifies, call the local Tampa number above any time.

Types of situations handled

According to the Spaulding Decon website, services include:

• Crime scene cleanup
• Blood cleanup
• Suicide cleanup
• Homicide cleanup
• Unattended death cleanup
• Traffic accident and trauma‑scene cleanup
• Drug lab cleanup and drug residue cleanup (including meth labs and substances like fentanyl)
• Tear gas and chemical cleanup
• General biohazard removal, disinfection, and decontamination

Approach and professionalism

• Teams are described as licensed, insured, and IICRC‑certified, with technicians trained to handle biohazardous materials in line with OSHA and EPA guidance.
• The Tampa owners, Katie and Kyle Wilson, emphasize non‑judgmental, discreet service and personally oversee operations at the local level.
• The company highlights background‑checked technicians and a focus on protecting client privacy.

Insurance and victim support

• Spaulding Decon notes that homeowners, business and auto insurance often cover biohazard cleanup.
• Where eligible, the Florida State Crime Victims Compensation Fund may help pay for certain crime‑related cleanup costs when a victim has no insurance.
• The company can assist with insurance coordination and, in some cases, help connect clients with other resources (such as funeral homes or counseling) as part of its "Last Responders" role.

For any biohazard or crime scene situation, callers are directed to contact the Tampa office 24/7 at the local number in the contact document to request a free estimate and rapid response.

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