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Spaulding Decon

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Spaulding Decon

At Spaulding Decon Baltimore, we clean up and dispose of biohazards from trauma scenes, crime scenes, incontinence, natural causes of death, or injury. Show more

At Spaulding Decon Baltimore, we clean up and dispose of biohazards from trauma scenes, crime scenes, incontinence, natural causes of death, or injury.
Our compassionate team, led by Magain Fitzgerald, clean commercial sites, boats, vehicles, and residential environments. We also provide hoarding and deep clutter removal, as well as rodent-dropping cleanups. Hide

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Service Area, Baltimore, MD 21201 1410497686 https://www.spauldingdecon.com/city/baltimore-md

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