Trauma & crime scene cleaning in Warwickshire

After an accident, injury, assault, suicide or crime, blood and bodily fluids can be left on floors, walls, furniture and fittings. This is not a job for family members, staff or tenants. Blood and bodily fluids are a biohazard. They need trained operatives, the right protective equipment and correct waste disposal.

We attend once the police or coroner have released the property. From there, we take care of the clean-up from start to finish, so the people affected do not have to.

How we approach a trauma clean

Every job starts with a hazard assessment. We look at what has happened, how far contamination has spread and which materials can be cleaned and which need to be removed. You get a fixed, written quote with no hidden extras before any work starts.

On site, we complete a risk assessment and method statement (RAMS), set up the work area and put on PPE suited to the hazard. We remove blood and bodily fluids from all surfaces. Where carpets, flooring or furniture are contaminated, we remove them. We then disinfect the whole affected area, not just the visible marks.

All contaminated material is bagged and disposed of as clinical waste, by a licensed waste carrier, with waste transfer notes for your records. When we finish, you receive a completion report with before and after photos. Insurers, landlords and housing providers often need this paperwork.

Calm and discreet

Many of our jobs follow a distressing event. We work quietly, keep details confidential and treat every property and every person with respect. Unmarked vehicles are available on request.