Professional Biozard Remediation
We provide expert crime scene clean up and biohazard remediation with discretion, care, and
professionalism
Focused on Your Safety & Peace of Mind
Forensic Crime Cleaning can handle even the most overwhelming and distressing situations. From blood splatter cleanup to unattended death remediation, there is no crime scene or biohazard condition we cannot properly remediate.
We prioritize customer safety by using industry-approved, non-toxic treatments and maintaining strict compliance with health and safety standards. Every space is restored with meticulous care to a secure, clean, and habitable condition.
Our experts equipped with personal protective equipment (PPE) and uses professional-grade cleaning agents.
Our Process
WHAT WE DO
Our Services
We handle the toughest clean-ups safely and thoroughly, removing all traces and leaving a fully sanitized environment. Our services include biohazard remediation, Forensic Crime Cleaning, Drug-meth Lab Testing, Needles Syringes and Sharps Cleaning clean up. To minimize health risks and ensure customer satisfaction, we follow strict safety protocols and industry standards. Our services are designed to restore safety and provide you with peace of mind. Contact our team for professional assistance.
Residential & Commercial
We provide professional cleanup services when a crime has occurred, whether involving violence or criminal neglect. These situations commonly include blood splatter, fire- and water-damaged properties, rodent- or animal-infested premises, and drug labs. Our services also extend to commercial kitchens, medical facilities, and manufacturing sites requiring specialized remediation.
Biohazard Remediation Experts
Our certified staff is professionally trained in forensic crime cleaning, drug/meth lab testing, needles syringes and sharps cleaning and biohazard remediation and use advanced equipment to achieve forensic-level cleanliness. We handle contamination from blood, tissue, and bodily fluids, including substances that may penetrate carpets, flooring, and even concrete.
Needles & Sharps Removal
Handling used syringes, needles, or other sharps is dangerous and should always be left to trained professionals. Contaminated needles can transmit serious diseases such as HIV, hepatitis, and other bloodborne infections. Forensic Crime Scene Cleaning safely removes and disposes of drug paraphernalia from homes, workplaces, and public buildings, following strict health and safety regulations.
Unattended Death Cleanup
Losing a loved one due to death or suicide is deeply painful for families and presents unique challenges for professional cleanup teams. Blood, bodily fluids, and odors require specialized training and strict biohazard protocols not standard cleaning methods. Decomposition can begin shortly after death, leading to contamination and potential health risks. Our experienced team safely restores affected areas, eliminating harmful bacteria, pathogens, and viruses while ensuring the space is properly sanitized and secure.
Crime Scene Cleaning
Our IICRC-trained biohazard teams are prepared to handle traumatic crime scenes, including stabbings, assaults, and homicides. After first responders leave, we assess the area, develop a detailed cleanup plan, and safely remove hazardous materials and bodily fluids. We also remediate properties affected by vandalism, arson, squatting, and industrial accidents.
SAME DAY SERVICE
Forensic Crime Cleaning is available 24/7 to respond immediately to crime scenes, including homes, vehicles, and businesses where blood, toxic chemicals, and other hazardous materials may have contaminated the environment.
Our Commitment
We use industry-approved, non-toxic methods to protect occupants and restore safety. Emergencies are addressed promptly to minimize risk and disruption. All work adheres to local regulations and international best practices. Contact our team to better understand what we do, how we treat your property with respect, and how we provide ongoing support until you feel safe and secure.
Safety First
We use non-toxic, compliant methods to protect your health and environment.
Rapid Response
Emergencies are handled promptly to minimize risk and disruption.
Customer Care
We treat your property with respect and provide ongoing support until you feel safe and secure.
Frequently Asked Questions
What we 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.
Who is responsible for crime scene cleaning?
Once a crime scene is processed for evidence and released by police or the coroners’ office, the property owner or premises manager is responsible for making sure it is professionally cleaned. This work must be carried out in a way that complies with the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002.
Property owners and facilities managers have a legal duty to protect the health and safety of employees and others who have access to the property. This is why they should commission professional crime scene cleaners to do the work. Any incident involving a biohazard should be recorded as part of a health and safety plan. The plan should evaluate the risk of infection from exposure to body fluids and detail the procedure for decontaminating the area and removing the hazardous waste.