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Trauma & Crime Scene Cleaning

Sensitive, fully compliant decontamination following a traumatic incident — carried out with discretion, and coordinated from first call to final sign-off.

What trauma & crime scene cleaning covers

Trauma cleaning is the safe, thorough removal and decontamination of blood, bodily fluids and other biological material following a violent incident, sudden death, or serious accident. It's specialist work that goes well beyond a standard clean — it requires the correct hazard assessment, protective equipment, clinical-grade disinfectants, and compliant disposal of anything contaminated.

We coordinate certified specialists to attend as quickly as possible, and we stay involved throughout — managing the practical side so you, your tenants, or your family are not left to deal with it alone.

Situations we cover

  • Sudden or unattended deaths where cleaning is required
  • Violent incidents and assaults
  • Suicide and self-harm related cleaning
  • Road traffic collisions affecting property
  • Blood and bodily fluid contamination of any kind

How we work

Every job starts with a hazard assessment to establish the biohazard level and the right approach. The affected area is contained and protected, then decontaminated using pharmaceutical-grade disinfectants and correct PPE throughout. All contaminated materials are disposed of in line with hazardous waste regulations. Once complete, we carry out a final check and provide documentation suitable for landlords, insurers, or family records where needed.

Frequently asked questions

How quickly can you attend?

We aim to respond as quickly as possible, day or night. Call our 24/7 line and we'll talk through the situation and arrange attendance.

Will your team be discreet?

Yes. Unmarked vehicles and plain clothing are available on request, and our specialists are trained to work sensitively and quietly.

Can you liaise with my landlord, insurer, or the police?

Yes — we're used to coordinating around police and coroner timelines, and can liaise directly with landlords and insurers on your behalf where needed.

What happens to the waste and contaminated items?

All contaminated materials are disposed of by appropriately licensed specialists, in line with hazardous waste regulations.

Need help now, or want to talk it through first?

Call our 24/7 line, or send a discreet enquiry and we'll come back to you promptly.