Crime Scene Cleaning

Crime scenes, especially violent crimes, assaults, trauma, home invasions or murders are a sad reality of modern life, which we can help to resolve.

This category may also include industrial accidents, medical incidents or a sudden or unexpected death. It’s important to have an experienced, discreet and compassionate team like ours on hand. We are here for all emergency cleaning.

A grey van parked in front of a bank, with blue police tape across the entrance indicating a crime scene.

  • The term ‘crime scene cleaning’ is widely used in varying forms, not least due to exposure to television programmes and movies. It covers a broad spectrum of incidents (examples below) but can include all medical incidents and scenes of violent crime, through murder and suicide.

    The term is often used to describe any situation involving blood or bodily fluid and is not always associated with crime. The term ‘emergency cleaning’ may also suit.

    It is highly unlikely that a standard domestic cleaning company will offer these services, but as specialists in biohazard and extreme cleaning, we provide precisely the services you need to clean up such a traumatic event.

  • Crime Scene Cleaning is required when specialist training, equipment and waste disposal is needed to tackle the cleaning task.

    This level of cleaning requires specialist cleaning to address all presenting risks and to remove signs of a traumatic event, such as in properties:

    • affected by crime (e.g. break-ins with extensive damage, violent crimes with or without injury).

    • used for the growth and storage of illegal substances.

    • a sudden or unexpected death, due to medical reasons, trauma or self harm.

    • a medical incident resulting in bodily fluids such as blood, vomit, urine or faeces

    • traumatic injuries of any degree where a home, building or area has been affected.

    • affected by sharps, the need for a needle sweep or removal of paraphernalia.

    • an unattended death (where someone is not found for days, weeks or months)

    Crime Scene cleaning almost always requires a decontamination process to help removes odours, as these can latch onto furniture and fittings. Items such as carpets and furnishings may require removal and correct disposal.

  • Our Decontamination Technicians are specialists within our field and our services are available to anybody affected by trauma or crime, these include:

    • Home owners, their friends or family.

    • Private/social tenants.

    • Housing associations.

    • Care homes.

    • National Health Service (NHS).

    • Drug & alcohol support services.

    • Mental health support services.

    • Third sector / charitable organisations (e.g. Age UK).

    • Construction companies.

    • Landlords.

    • Property developers.

    • Councils and elderly care services.

    • Solicitors.

    • Funeral directors.

    • Domestic Cleaning companies.

    Whilst not an emergency service, we do provide emergency cleaning - that is, if you need us at 3am, 100 miles from our base, we’ll be there in as little as 4 hours.

  • We like to make a big impact in a short timeframe - whilst our services are in high-demand, we aim to be with you as soon as physically possible, often this is within just a few hours. The sooner we can begin the process of removing biological hazards, risks and elements such as bodily fluid and odour, the better. We treat these situations as emergencies, and with that comes an emergency cleaning service that 24/7.

    As we purely specialise in this high-level of cleaning, you can rely on our team to guide you through the process, gaining important information for ourselves and demonstrating how we will help you. Remember, we are experienced in our work and treat all circumstances with the greatest discretion and empathy.

Trauma Cleaning & Emergency Cleaning

With years of experience and a team of highly trained professionals, we handle a wide range of sensitive and challenging situations with expertise and compassion.

Traumatic and sudden deaths: including unattended deaths, suicides and murders.

Accidents: Industrial accidents, accidents within the home or workplace, traumatic accidents within public places.

Crime scenes: Sometimes referred to as forensic cleaning, this covers a wide range of situations from accidents to violent crimes, including break-ins.

Biohazard clean-up: Removal of bodily fluids, blood, and other potentially infectious substances.

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  • Collage of a severely unclean and biohazardous environment with dirty toilets, stained surfaces, a syringe on the floor, and a caution biohazard sign.

  • Dirty bathroom with stained fixtures and floors, scattered toilet paper, and toiletries near the bathtub.

  • Collage of images showing used syringes, drug paraphernalia, and litter on a concrete floor, including discarded needles, wrappers, and trash.

  • room with overturned furniture and red stains on walls and carpet

  • Two people wearing protective suits performing mold remediation; one scrubbing a wall and the other inspecting an area with a vent hood.

  • Photo showing a dirty bathroom and living room. Left side: stained toilet and heavily soiled red carpet. Right side: stained couch and dark spot on carpet.

  • Two images depicting a person in protective gear performing potentially hazardous work. On the left, a person crouches in a white suit and blue shoe covers, using a vacuum cleaner. On the right, a person wearing a face mask and headlamp, possibly working in a confined space.

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We are comprehensively insured for all work undertaken, with £10,000,000 of public, product and employers liability cover, to give you peace of mind. We also hold professional indemnity insurance.

Our insurance documentation (as provided by Hiscox Insurance Company) is available upon request, and covers every eventuality.

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