What We Do - ForensicCrimeCleaning

What We Do

We handle the clean-up, so you don’t have to

Providing professional crime scene cleaning services

Residential & Commercial

We clean wherever a crime has occurred, whether through violence or criminal neglect. These commonly include blood splatters, fire and water-damaged properties, rodent and animal-infested premises, and drug labs. They can also include commercial kitchens, medical facilities, and manufacturing sites.

Professional Biozard Remediation Trained Staff

All our pro staffers are trained in biohazard remediation and clean-up. We will only allow people into a potentially hazardous environment with the proper credentials and background. Additionally, we use modern equipment and products to help us achieve forensic-level cleanliness. Typical types of remediation can involve anything concerning body tissue and body fluids, emitting pathogens that can contaminate surface materials such as carpet sub-surface underlayment, floorboards, and concrete.

Syringe Clearance Service.

Whether you’re in real estate and need to renovate a former illegal drug house, or have roommates with addiction issues, handling dirty syringes, needles, or sharps is best left to the professionals. Contaminated needles are particularly hazardous as they are difficult to spot, and one prick could be extremely dangerous. Addicts often share needles and carry diseases such as HIV AIDS, Hepatitis, Herpes, and more. Forensic Crime Scene Cleaning remediates drug paraphernalia from places of work, public buildings, and private homes.

Unattended Death Clean-Ups

Coping with the death or suicide of a loved one is difficult for friends and family and challenging for a Forensic Crime Scene Cleaning team. That’s because removing blood, bodily fluids, and odors can’t be done with standard cleaning methods. It involves technical training to ensure a strict, detailed process that removes all bio-hazardous materials safely. Biologically, the clock starts ticking the moment a person passes away, with decay beginning just 15 minutes after death. The longer a corpse decays, the more widespread the contamination, with body fluids leaching into the surrounding surfaces and insects laying eggs inside the decomposing body. It’s nature’s way of recycling human matter, but it’s also a highly contaminated environment with exposure to blood-borne pathogens a genuine risk. Our specialized team ensures the cleaning and treatment of all infected areas, eliminating exposure to bacteria, disease, and viruses.

Crime Scene Cleaning

Our IICRC-trained biohazard remediation technician clean-up teams are trained clinically and psychologically to enter potentially gruesome, traumatic environments. These include areas where victims of stabbings, assault, gunshots and murder have previously been. Our team often works after first responders have left. We thoroughly examine the area, creating a clean-up plan before removing all bodily fluids that could cause exposure to disease.

Our team is on hand 24/7 to immediately remediate crime scenes, including homes, vehicles, and businesses, where blood, toxic chemicals, and other bacterial materials may have contaminated the environment.

We also clean other kinds of crime scenes where vandalism, arson, defecation, squatter homes, and industrial site injuries have occurred.

Same Day Service

Call us immediately! Time is important in a crime scene clean-up. The sooner you call, the sooner we can stop the spread of potentially harmful pathogens. Although you might be experiencing severe emotional stress, complicating matters by delayed action will make things worse.

Crime and death can happen at any place.

We serve a wide range of professionals. These include:

Property Managers

Property managers are often one of the first people on the scene after the first responder when a crime has been committed. It’s a property manager’s job to ensure a residence is returned to an immaculate, livable condition so that a new tenant is oblivious to what has gone before.

Commercial & Industrial Companies

When a crime or accident has happened at work, the building manager, in conjunction with an insurance company, calls us to remediate the situation. Commercial buildings, such as office spaces. shops and restaurants are often environments where frayed tensions can boil over. Additionally, they are where accidents can occur. Restoring a safe working environment is paramount to our clients, which we can usually deliver within 24 hours.

Military, Law Enforcement, & Government Agencies

Whether in the theater of combat or fighting crime on the streets, the police and armed forces are involved in violent, bloody situations daily. Many governmental agencies have their own trained crime scene clean-up crews. When those aren’t available, they outsource the job to trained professionals like us. If you are a government agency looking for a reliable, experienced, and efficient crime scene clean-up crew, please contact us.

Customer Service Matters

The aftermath of a crime scene is both physically and emotionally alarming. We understand the situation’s delicacy and the urgency with which a crime scene needs to be handled. That’s why all our technicians are hired for their professional training and personal qualities. Empathy, efficiency, and impeccable attention to detail help to make a stressful situation more tolerable. We remove any trace of a crime so you can get on with your lives.

Frequently Asked Questions

What you do if you have identified a crime scene?

If you have identified a crime scene, it is crucial to follow proper procedure in order to preserve evidence and maintain the integrity of the investigation. Here are some steps you should take:

Ensure your safety: Before approaching the crime scene, make sure it is safe to do so. Be aware of any potential hazards, such as armed individuals, hazardous materials, or other dangers.
Call the authorities: Contact law enforcement immediately by dialling the emergency number and provide as much information as possible about the location, type of crime, and any suspects or victims you have observed.

Remember, it’s important to act responsibly and do your part to assist law enforcement in their efforts to solve the crime.

Who do I call if I need to professionally clean up a crime scene?

It is important to note that in many jurisdictions, it is illegal for non-professionals to clean up a crime scene. This is because crime scenes can be hazardous, and proper clean up requires specialized training and equipment to ensure that any potential biohazards or dangerous materials are safely disposed of.

If you need to clean up a crime scene, the first step is to contact your local law enforcement agency to report the crime and ask if they may be able to recommend a professional crime scene clean up service that is certified and experienced in handling these situations.

Crime scene clean up services are trained professionals who specialize in the clean-up and removal of biohazardous materials such as blood, bodily fluids, and other potential health hazards that may be present at the scene of a crime. These companies have the proper equipment and expertise to clean up the area safely and thoroughly.

It is important to remember that attempting to clean up a crime scene yourself can be dangerous and should not be attempted. It is always best to leave this task to the professionals who have the proper training and equipment to handle it safely and effectively.

Safely remove all crime scene germs, odors, and stains.

For a quote, fill in the form below

1300 789 129

PO Box 139, Guildford NSW 2161

admin@forensiccrimecleaning.com.au

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