Meth Lab Cleanup

• Secure the property and prevent any unauthorized personnel involved in the cleanup process.
• Conduct air sampling and monitoring.
• Ventilate the affected structure during the remediation process. Prevent any of the contaminated air from getting into nearby structures/properties.
• Preliminary assessment.
• Pre-remediation sample of drugs/any left behind substances.
• Develop a plan for cleanup and disposal.
• Remove contaminated materials.
• Turn off HVAC and contain the room(s) affected.
• Carefully clean floors, walls by hand cleaning and using a vacuum with HEPA filter.
• After the room has been cleaned, do a proper duct/HVAC system cleaning.
• Flush plumbing traps.
• Post-remediation sampling.
• Ventilate structure.
• Prepare post cleanup report.

Drug Cleanup

The hazard that comes along with methamphetamine labs is very dangerous. Often involved in a meth lab include; chemicals, paint thinners, ammonia, acids and more. Inhaling any of these harmful chemicals can cause very serious health hazards. Health issues include breathing or respiratory problems, skin and eye irritation, headaches, nausea, and dizziness. Any high exposure can cause death or severe lung damage. In order to enter the home, apartment, garage, structure, the certified technicians need to be wearing proper personal protective.