DFW Medical Waste

Gov. Greg Abbott announced new statewide restrictions for people and businesses this morning (Thursday, 3/19/20) to help slow the spread of the coronavirus.

Gov. Abbott executive order closes all dine-in restaurants, bars, gyms, schools in Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced new statewide restrictions for people and businesses Thursday to help slow the spread of the coronavirus.

Everyone has a role to play to reduce and slow transmission of COVID-19. Social distancing is one way to prevent the spread of COVID-19. This means avoiding crowded places and maintaining distance from others when possible... To learn more prevention tips and how to protect yourself visit: https://bit.ly/2QbLFkW 🤧🤒😷

Everyone has a role to play to reduce and slow transmission of COVID-19. Social distancing is one way to prevent the spread of COVID-19. This means avoiding crowded places and maintaining distance from others when possible. More prevention tips: https://bit.ly/2QbLFkW

Thank you to everyone who recently liked our page, DFW Medical Waste! ☣️ We appreciate your support and as many of you may know the Owners/Operators, Jeremy and Brad, have been in the biohazard & medical waste disposal industry as well as crime & trauma scene cleaning for quite some time now – If you know anyone seeking our services, or a medical/health facility in need of pickup & disposal services please pass along our info. 💉📦 Word of mouth is still the best strategy for small business owners. We hope you all have a great weekend! 😊

Whenever you're looking for a medical waste disposal service always make sure you look into their credentials and confirm they're fully compliant with all state & federal medical waste regulations, as well as OSHA complaint. We are a fully licensed and insured medical waste disposal service provider for our industry with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality - TCEQ.

Tampa business owner facing charges for improper disposal of untreated, rotting medical waste A Tampa business owner is facing criminal charges for failing to properly dispose of more than 50,000 pounds of rotting biomedical waste.