Environmental Services
Environmental & Biohazard Remediation
AHERA · HAZWOPER · EPA NESHAP Compliant
Regulated environmental hazards demand licensed professionals, proper containment, and defensible documentation. DRR brings credentialed in-house technicians to every biohazard, trauma, sewage, and lead project — no subcontractor handoff. Mold and asbestos each have dedicated service pages.
What We Do
Regulated Remediation, Done Right
Biohazard & Trauma Scene Cleanup
OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens
Discreet, compassionate response for trauma scenes, unattended deaths, and biohazard contamination. Our technicians follow OSHA bloodborne pathogen standards and dispose of regulated biological waste through licensed channels.
- Discreet, unmarked vehicles available
- PPE Level B/C as required by scene assessment
- Licensed regulated medical waste disposal
- Odor elimination and clearance documentation
Sewage & Category 3 Water
IICRC S500 Cat 3 / HAZWOPER
Category 3 water intrusions — sewage backflows, flooding, and grossly contaminated water — require HAZWOPER-trained technicians, aggressive antimicrobial treatment, and full material-removal documentation.
- HAZWOPER-trained technician crews
- Full structural removal of affected porous materials
- EPA-registered antimicrobial application
- Documentation meets IICRC S500 Cat 3 standards
Lead Paint Compliance
EPA RRP Rule
The EPA Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) rule mandates lead-safe work practices in pre-1978 buildings. Our EPA-certified renovators follow containment, cleaning, and verification procedures to keep occupants safe and your project compliant.
- EPA RRP certified renovators on every project
- Lead dust containment and cleaning verification
- HEPA vacuum and wet-wipe clearance
- Documentation for regulatory compliance
Credentials
Licensed & Certified
Every environmental remediation project is backed by properly credentialed professionals — not subcontractors. Our in-house certifications cover every regulated discipline we perform.
Why DRR
In-House Credentials. No Subcontractor Risk.
Environmental remediation is not a general contractor specialty — it is a licensed discipline. Every DRR technician who enters a regulated environment is credentialed in-house. Your project file includes license numbers, air monitoring results, waste manifests, and clearance documentation in a single defensible package.