Crime scene cleanup involved the cleaning and decontamination of areas where violent incidents have occurred. These incidents can include things such as accidents, suicide, homicide, unattended death, mass trauma, and industrial incidents. Crime scene cleanup involves removing biohazardous materials, like blood, bodily fluids, or other potentially harmful materials.

Our mission is to ensure efficient and respectful services, as well as demonstrate empathy, understanding, and respect for the families we work with following tragedies. We know how painful it is to lose a loved one to a violent crime, and that being left with the responsibility of cleaning up the scene is mentally and emotionally taxing. Let us conduct the cleanup, so you and your loved ones can focus on healing during this difficult time.

Cleanup services like ours are typically covered by homeowners, commercial, and automobile insurance policies. In addition, many states offer financial assistance for crime scene cleanup as well as other services grieving families may need, such as counseling, funeral costs, home security, and more. The unexpected death of a loved one can be an extremely emotional time for anyone. When the death leaves behind a traumatic scene, these feelings are only compounded by the image of the events that took place which remain ingrained in loved one’s memories forever. Studies have shown that family members who clean up their loved ones after a death, specifically a suicide, are 75% more likely to commit suicide themselves. Please don’t further traumatize yourself and expose yourself or your loved ones to possible communicable diseases. Crime Scene Cleanup should be performed by licensed companies that have been professionally trained and know how to properly and legally remove all traces of the event and all associated blood borne pathogens, communicable diseases, and bacteria. If you or someone you know could use our help, don’t hesitate to call us .