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Biohazard and crime scene cleanup referrals · Greenville, North Carolina and nearby Pitt County towns

Cars, trucks and vans

Vehicle biohazard cleanup in Greenville

Seats, carpet and headliners soak up fluids, and a closed car holds odor. A detail shop is not set up for this; a biohazard cleanup company is.

Call (252) 555-0107

Phone answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

A worker in a white protective suit cleaning the back seat of a car parked on gravel
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Where is the car now?

If police kept the vehicle, ask the investigating agency when and where it will be released. In Greenville that is the police department at (252) 329-4317; elsewhere in the county, the Pitt County Sheriff's Office at (252) 830-4141.

Tell the cleanup company where the car is: a driveway, a tow lot or a storage yard. Many can come to it, but ask.

Paying for a vehicle cleanup

Auto insurance

Call your auto insurer and ask whether the policy covers interior cleaning or replacement after this kind of event.

After a crime

North Carolina Crime Victims Compensation names “car interiors (cleaning of blood)” among crime scene cleanup costs (NC DPS). Keep the itemized bill.

A work vehicle

Tell your employer before anyone cleans it. They may have their own process.

When you are ready, one call is enough

Say what happened and where. If the police or the medical examiner are still there, say so; the company will plan around their release. Nothing starts until you agree to it.

Talk to a cleanup company

Call (252) 555-0107

Phone answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Calls may be recorded. Read the referral disclosure and the privacy policy.

Call (252) 555-0107