Based in Tempe — a discreet, certified crew can be at your door in minutes. Call (602) 228-9494.
Disaster Recovery Restoration is headquartered at 977 W 23rd St in Tempe, AZ — so biohazard and trauma scene response in this city is response in our own backyard, with crews minutes from nearly every address, 24 hours a day. Tempe's housing is unlike anywhere else in the Valley: dense apartment communities and student rentals around ASU and the Mill Avenue District, commercial space along the Town Lake corridor, and mid-century homes in the older residential pockets near downtown. Our HAZWOPER-certified technicians respond to trauma scenes, unattended deaths, suicide cleanup, blood and bodily-fluid contamination, hoarding, and infectious-disease decontamination across all of it — discreetly, and to OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens standards.
Nobody Should Clean Up
After Their Own Tragedy.
A trauma scene or a death in a home or rental unit is a biological hazard layered on top of a human one. Doing the work safely takes proper PPE, EPA-registered disinfectants, and licensed disposal. Doing it humanely means it is never done by the family, the roommate, or the maintenance staff who knew the person.
That is what we are for. DRR's certified technicians arrive quietly — often within minutes in Tempe — decontaminate completely, remove every trace and odor, and hand over the documentation. You take care of the people. We will take care of the room.
How We Help
Our Biohazard Cleanup Process
One call — 24/7, with compassion
A person answers — at 3 PM or 3 AM — and listens before asking anything. We collect only what is needed to roll a crew from our W 23rd St headquarters, and because this is our home city, that crew is minutes away, not hours.
Discreet arrival
In Tempe, scenes are often in apartment communities with shared hallways, parking lots, and dozens of nearby residents. Unmarked vehicles are available on request, and technicians stage and suit up away from view so other tenants see nothing but quiet, ordinary work.
Scene assessment & containment
We define the affected area, establish containment so contamination cannot travel — critical in multifamily buildings where units share walls and airflow — and select PPE Level B or C to match the conditions. Police-released scenes only; timing is coordinated directly.
Biohazard removal & decontamination
Under the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens standard, blood, bodily fluids, and contaminated porous materials come out. Every surface that remains is treated with EPA-registered hospital-grade antimicrobials until decontamination is verified complete.
Odor neutralization
Odor gets eliminated where it lives — in affected materials and air — not perfumed over. We keep treating until the unit or home carries no sensory reminder of the event, which matters doubly when a landlord must eventually re-lease the space.
Regulated disposal & clearance
Biohazard waste leaves in approved containers under chain-of-custody manifests bound for a licensed medical-waste facility. Owners, landlords, and property managers receive disposal documentation and clearance for their records and their insurance carriers.
Certified, Discreet, Compassionate
OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens
HAZWOPER-certified technicians
Discreet & Confidential
Unmarked vehicles on request
24/7 Compassionate Response
A person answers, any hour
Full Decon & Licensed Disposal
EPA-registered, manifested waste
FAQ
Biohazard & trauma scene cleanup Tempe — FAQ
Will the cleanup be discreet? Will neighbors or other tenants know?
Discretion is the default. Unmarked vehicles are available on request, we carry no signage, and technicians stage and suit up out of sight. In Tempe that matters in a particular way — much of the housing near ASU and the Town Lake corridor is multifamily, where dozens of tenants pass a door every day. Our job is to make sure the only thing anyone sees is quiet work, and we coordinate timing with you or the property manager directly.
How fast can you actually get to a Tempe address?
Faster than anywhere else we serve — Tempe is our headquarters city. Our crews dispatch from 977 W 23rd St, so response inside city limits is measured in minutes, 24 hours a day. For trauma and crime scenes we coordinate with law enforcement so cleanup can begin the moment the scene is released, and you never have to wait at the property.
Do you work with landlords and property managers?
Constantly. Multifamily property managers and ASU-area landlords make up a significant share of our recurring clients in Tempe, and biohazard events in rental units come with questions restoration alone does not answer: containment across shared walls, tenant privacy, re-leasing timelines, and documentation. We handle the remediation to OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens standards and deliver the clearance paperwork your file and your carrier need.
Is biohazard and trauma cleanup covered by insurance?
Often it is. Homeowners, renters-related property, and commercial policies commonly include some biohazard-remediation coverage, sometimes under a sub-limit. We scope the loss, document it thoroughly, and produce carrier-ready estimates. For trauma scenes, Arizona victim-compensation programs may help cover cleanup costs as well — ask us and we will point you to the right contact.
Do you handle unattended deaths, hoarding, and decomposition?
Yes. Whether the call is an unattended death with decomposition, a suicide, a trauma or crime scene, blood or bodily-fluid contamination, a hoarding environment containing biological material, or infectious-disease decontamination — in single-family homes, mid-century houses near downtown, student rentals, and commercial spaces alike — every scene is handled to OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens standards with the same discretion.
Why call a professional instead of cleaning it myself?
Because the hazard is real and the burden should not be yours. Bloodborne pathogens, decomposition byproducts, and infectious agents require proper PPE, EPA-registered disinfectants, and licensed disposal — none of which a household cleanup can provide. And no family member, roommate, or maintenance tech should carry the memory of doing this work. Our HAZWOPER-certified technicians do it so you do not have to.
Is the area truly safe afterward?
Yes. We remove affected porous materials rather than surface-cleaning them, decontaminate every remaining surface with EPA-registered hospital-grade antimicrobials, neutralize odor at its source, and verify the space is clean before we leave. You receive clearance documentation confirming it is safe to occupy — or to re-lease.
What certifications and standards does DRR follow?
Compliance with the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard (29 CFR 1910.1030) governs every scene we touch, and the technicians doing the work hold HAZWOPER certification. We use EPA-registered antimicrobials, dispose of regulated medical waste through licensed channels, and follow IICRC professional standards. DRR is licensed and bonded under AZ ROC #349012, headquartered at 977 W 23rd St in Tempe.
You should not have to
handle this alone.
We are already in Tempe — our headquarters, our crews, our equipment. One call, any hour, and a discreet, certified team is on its way to stand between you and the hardest room in the house.