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Washington DC's Leading Biohazard & Trauma Scene Cleaners
Crime Scene Cleanup in
Washington DC
NCSC crews are fully licensed to provide biohazard cleaning services to all Washington DC municipalities.
Proudly trusted by industry organizations:
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Combined Experience of Over 20 Years
Who Is NCSC
The National Crime Scene Cleanup (NCSC) is an emergency trauma scene and biohazard cleaning company that amasses a nationwide network of fully licensed biohazard cleaners. NCSC was established in 2014 by crews whose experience in the field combines over 20 years.
Local Services Offered
We handle the insurance
Dealing with a traumatic event is hard enough—let us handle the insurance process for you. We work directly with your provider to cover the cleanup cost, so you don’t have to worry.
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Federal, State, & Local Licensure
Fully Licensed Nationwide and in Washington DC
NCSC’s operations are headquartered in Washington DC and have been since its establishment. This gives NCSC greater foresight in restoring property damaged by biohazards in Washington DC. Most nationwide companies are not based in Washington DC and therefore miss significant details owing to a lack of local training and licensing. This results in fines and potential environmental or public health risks.
The Washington DC State DEC has specific requirements for anyone transporting regulated waste. This law prohibits anyone from transporting biohazards within or across state lines without being registered and obtaining permits under Part 364.
In addition to a Part 364 permit, each NCSC supervisor and technician holds an NYS DOL Mold Abatement License and are certified to remediate asbestos lawfully under NYS Cert. #13414734. This training is helpful if exposed to asbestos or mold during the demolition and restoration required in severe situations.
What is Covered Under Part 364?
Part 364 states that all vehicles transporting bio must:
- Have a properly enclosed and secured cargo-carrying area for loading and unloading regulated waste
- All household hazardous waste must be transported by a vehicle registered and permitted under Part 364.
- Regulated waste must be dropped off at an authorized and registered facility (also designated on the transporter permit).
- A copy of the permit is always kept with the registered vehicle.
- Waste be responsibly contained, marked, and secured in respective containers to ensure maximum protection of the environment during transport.
- Waste cannot be stored in the vehicle for any longer than 30 days.
- Require 3 year mandatory operator training in applicable OSHA regulation laws
- Follow all additional USDOT hazardous material requirements regulated in 49 CFR 173.196
- Keep records pertaining to regulated waste recordkeeping, reporting, and tracking documentation.
- Properly decontaminated upon vehicle decommission. Transporter documentation must also be kept for a minimum of 3 years.
In addition, each transport vehicle must display the name of the permit holder and permit number on the driver, passenger, and rear side of the vehicle in numbers and letters at least 3 inches high and in a readable color.
NCSC follows these requirements while also ensuring there are no graphics, signage, or branding to bring unnecessary attention to the situation.
Available 24/7 365
Our lines are open around the clock, call us anytime and we will be able to address your situation promptly.
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Answers
Frequently asked questions
Unexpected tragedies often leave us with many questions. We’re here to provide answers and support during this difficult time. Below are some common inquiries, but please don’t hesitate to reach out with any other concerns you may have.
What does crime and trauma scene cleanup involve?
Crime and trauma cleanup includes the removal of blood, bodily fluids, and other biohazards, followed by deep cleaning, sanitization, and odor removal to restore the area safely.
How soon can your team arrive?
Is crime and trauma cleanup covered by insurance?
Need more information? Our FAQ page provides additional details to address your concerns.
