At Trauma Clean, we provide professional and discreet trauma cleaning services to restore safety and hygiene to affected areas.

Our expert team specialises in the removal of biohazards, blood, and bodily fluids from crime scenes, unattended deaths, suicides, accidents, and hoarding situations.

We use industry-leading decontamination techniques, hospital-grade disinfectants, and odour removal solutions to ensure a safe and thorough cleanup.

Complying with all OSHA, EPA, and CDC regulations, we handle hazardous waste safely and efficiently.

Whether for residential, commercial, or public spaces, we deliver compassionate and professional trauma cleaning services across the UK to restore properties to a habitable state.

Why Is Professional Trauma Cleaning Necessary?

A professional trauma clean is crucial for ensuring biohazard safety, preventing disease transmission, and complying with legal health regulations.

Cleaning blood, bodily fluids, and decomposition materials carries serious risks, including exposure to pathogens such as hepatitis, MRSA, and HIV.

Additionally, it spares loved ones and property owners from the emotional burden of cleaning after traumatic events.

Certified trauma cleaners use specialised PPE, industrial disinfectants, and proper hazardous waste disposal methods to restore affected spaces safely.

What Situations Require Trauma Cleaning?

Trauma clean services are required for crime scenes, unattended deaths, suicides, accidents, hoarding cases, and infectious disease decontamination to ensure hygiene and safety.

These cleaning services also include:

• Crime scene cleaning – Removing blood, bodily fluids, and forensic chemicals after violent incidents or homicides.
• Unattended death cleaning – Decomposition cleanup and odour removal in cases of undiscovered deaths.
• Suicide cleanup – Thorough sanitisation and biohazard decontamination of affected areas.
• Accident & injury cleanup – Cleaning trauma scenes in workplaces, roads, or public areas.
• Hoarding cleanup – Decontamination and removal of hazardous materials in extreme hoarding situations.
• Infectious disease decontamination – Sanitising areas exposed to MRSA, hepatitis, COVID-19, and other pathogens.

What Does Trauma Cleaning Involve?

Trauma clean services involve biohazard removal, which includes the safe disposal of blood, tissue, and bodily fluids. Deep disinfection and decontamination use industrial-grade disinfectants to eliminate harmful bacteria and viruses.

Odour neutralisation treatments, such as ozone treatment and enzyme-based cleaning, remove decomposition odours. Structural material removal may be necessary, replacing contaminated carpets, flooring, and drywall.

Safe waste disposal is carried out from the trauma cleaning site, in adherence to OSHA and EPA hazardous waste management regulations.

How Much Does Trauma Cleaning Cost?

The cost of trauma clean service typically starts at £500 for minor cleanups, while complex cases requiring deep sanitation, odour removal, and structural material replacement can range from £1,500 to £10,000 or more.

These costs depend on factors such as the severity of the scene, the level of biohazard contamination, the need for personal protective equipment (PPE), and waste disposal.

A professional assessment is necessary for an accurate quote based on the specific situation.

What Regulations Apply to Trauma Cleaning?

Trauma clean services must comply with strict biohazard and waste disposal regulations, including OSHA bloodborne pathogen standards, which govern the proper handling of infectious materials.

EPA hazardous waste disposal regulations ensure the safe removal and transport of contaminated materials. CDC disinfection protocols dictate the proper elimination of bacteria and viruses from trauma cleanup scenes.

What Challenges Arise in Trauma Cleaning?

Trauma clean presents several challenges, including strong odours from decomposition and biohazards, which require specialised odour neutralisation.

Biohazard risks expose cleaners to bloodborne pathogens and bacteria, necessitating the use of professional-grade PPE.

The emotional distress associated with trauma cleaning requires trained professionals who can work sensitively in difficult situations. High-risk environments, such as crime scenes and hoarding situations, require specialised safety measures and experience.

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