Services / Bio-hazard & Trauma
Crime scene, trauma & blood cleanup
This is not something anyone plans for. Whether it’s an unattended death, a crime scene, a workplace accident, or an injury on a job site, you need someone who can step in quickly, handle everything properly, and treat your home, your business, or your vehicle, and everyone connected to it, with real care.
Why It Matters Who You Hire
The stakes are real — legal and physical.
This work carries real legal and health stakes. Done incorrectly, it can leave a property unsafe, allow odor to persist or return without the right process and chemicals, create liability for the property owner, and complicate insurance or legal outcomes down the line.
Biohazard cleanup is the only thing we do. We don’t subcontract this work to anyone — every job is handled by our own trained, certified team, so you always know who’s actually doing the work and what standard they’re held to. We respond throughout the Coachella Valley, Riverside County, San Bernardino, and El Centro.
We begin work only after remains have been removed by the coroner or a funeral home.
When You Call
What happens first.
Available 24/7
Day or night, someone answers — this doesn’t wait for business hours.
In-person assessment
We arrive and assess the situation directly, not over the phone.
Clear estimate first
You receive a clear scope of work and cost estimate before anything begins.
Work begins
In the large majority of cases, we can begin work immediately — speed matters, since decomposition and contamination only get more expensive to fix the longer they sit.
What the Work Involves
Five steps, documented every time.
Assessment
We evaluate the situation and provide a clear scope of work before starting.
Containment
The area is contained to prevent spread to unaffected spaces.
Remediation
Affected material is removed, cleaned, and fully sanitized to CDPH and OSHA standards.
Disposal
Handled through our contracted, government-registered medical waste transporter — the same companies that manage waste for hospitals and doctors’ offices.
Verification
Completed work is documented and tested, not just visually inspected.
How We Work
Cleaning and sanitizing are not the same thing.
We use industry-specific chemicals and techniques, not general-purpose cleaning products, and follow California’s disposal laws for every item that leaves the site.
There’s a real difference between cleaning and sanitizing: cleaning removes visible material, sanitizing eliminates the biological hazard itself. We do both, every time.
Hazardous waste disposal is regulated by the CDPH, and removal, transportation, and disposal must be conducted in partnership with a registered medical waste company — not handled informally. Every item that leaves your property is tagged and logged by both the cleaning company and the transport company, then stored at a licensed facility under strict chain-of-custody requirements. Our facilities don’t just meet those requirements — they exceed them, so you can be confident the job is fully, legally compliant.
Certifications
Our team is currently certified in Trauma and Crime Scene Technician (TCST), Odor Control Technician (OCT), and OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens standards, with additional certifications being added over time.
IICRC TCST Registration #70267291
IICRC Registered Firm, Company ID #70269197
How to verify any company →Certified, Not Self-Declared
IICRC-certified, with credentials you can check yourself.
We’re an IICRC Certified Firm, with individual technicians holding Trauma and Crime Scene Technician (TCST) and Odor Control Technician (OCT) certifications. Every credential below links directly to the source so you can confirm it independently.
How We Verify Our Own Work
Not a visual check. An actual test.
Once a job is complete, we confirm the area is clear using the same clearance testing technology used by police forensics and hospital infection control teams.
ATP clearance testing
Documented results provided as part of your completed-work record.
Insurance & Government Reimbursement
Documentation built to support your claim.
Insurance companies typically expect biohazard cleanup to be handled quickly, by a properly credentialed company, with documentation to match — and delays can cause decomposition and contamination to spread, increasing repair costs well beyond the original scope.
Our documented, itemized process is built to support insurance claims and government reimbursement programs. We hold the certifications and registrations these programs require, and we provide the detailed documentation needed on your end to support a claim.
Did you know?
California’s Victim Compensation Board has crime scene cleanup reimbursement up to $1,709 per incident, so long as you work with a company registered with the California Department of Public Health. Learn more →
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Unmarked vehicles. No branded clothing or equipment. What happened stays private, between you and us.
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