Professional cleanup may be necessary when a traumatic event leaves behind blood, bodily fluids, or other materials that shouldn’t be handled like ordinary household messes. When there’s a risk of exposure or contamination, you need a trained cleanup crew.
You may or may not need to make temporary arrangements while our team is cleaning, depending on the circumstances. We’ll explain which areas are affected and whether you should remain away from the space while we work. Either way, we’ll keep you in the loop and make professional recommendations to ensure your safety and the safety of anyone connected to your property.
When you reach out to us for professional death cleanup or other biohazard cleaning services, we’ll ask for the property address, a brief description of what happened, the areas affected, and any details you already know about the contamination so we can understand the situation and prepare an appropriate response. You do not need to know exactly what needs to be cleaned or how the cleanup should be handled; we handle that.
In many cases, professional trauma cleanup is covered by insurance, typically up to 95%, depending on your policy and the circumstances of the incident. We work with most major insurance carriers and can often bill insurance directly, which means there may be no upfront out-of-pocket cost in applicable cases. Coverage varies by policy, so our team can help you understand the insurance process and what information is needed when you schedule service.