Crime Scene, Suicide & Trauma Cleanup · Pasco County, FL
Crime Scene, Suicide & Trauma Cleanup
After the scene is released, we clean up so your family doesn't have to.
We handle
- Blood & bodily fluids
- Suicide, accident & crime scenes
- Needles & drug residue
- Unattended death & decomposition
- Contaminated hoarding (animal waste, feces, rot, needles)
- Death-related odor
Not what we do
- Junk removal & move-out cleanouts
- Sewage backups
- Mold-only jobs
- Carpet & regular house cleaning
- Available 24/7
- Discreet, unmarked vehicles
- Trained biohazard technicians
- Help with insurance paperwork
After the Police Release the Scene, We Handle the Cleanup
When the Pasco Sheriff's Office, a city police department or the medical examiner finishes at a scene, they leave. They don't clean. That job falls to the property owner, which often means a family that's already in shock. You don't have to do it, and you shouldn't. Blood and other bodily fluids can carry bloodborne pathogens, and cleaning them safely takes protective equipment, the right disinfectants and proper disposal.
24/7 Biohazard Line: (727) 387-8335
We clean up after homicides, suicides, assaults, accidents and serious injuries in homes, rentals, garages and vehicles. Crews arrive in unmarked vehicles, work quietly, and treat your home and everything in it with respect. Call (727) 387-8335 when you've been told the scene is released. If you're not sure whether it has been, we can help you find out.
Blood Goes Further Than It Looks
What you can see is rarely all there is. Blood runs under baseboards, into carpet pad and subfloor, into grout lines, behind outlet covers and into the seams of furniture. Fingerprint powder and other investigation residue also need to be removed. A trained crew traces contamination beyond the visible area, removes what can't be cleaned and disinfects everything else.
What Our Crime Scene Cleanup Includes
Blood and bodily fluid cleanup
Safe removal of blood, tissue and other fluids from every affected surface, including the places you can't see.
Suicide and accident cleanup
Discreet, compassionate cleanup after a suicide or a serious accident at home, handled so family members never have to see it again.
Vehicle biohazard cleanup
Cars, trucks and boats where blood or bodily fluids are present, cleaned and disinfected inside.
Investigation residue removal
Fingerprint powder, chemical residue and tear gas residue removed from walls, surfaces and fabrics.
Removal of affected materials
Carpet, pad, drywall and furniture that can't be safely cleaned are removed and replaced later by your contractor.
Regulated disposal and disinfection
Contaminated material is packaged and disposed of under Florida biomedical waste rules, and the area is disinfected before the crew leaves.
How It Works
Call us
Call (727) 387-8335, day or night. We'll ask the address, what happened in general terms and whether law enforcement has released the scene.
Assessment
A trained crew arrives discreetly, assesses the area and explains what will be cleaned and what needs to be removed.
Cleanup and disinfection
Contamination is removed, every affected surface is cleaned and disinfected, and residue from the investigation is cleared.
Final walkthrough
The area is checked again before the crew leaves, and personal items that could be saved are returned.
How Much Does Crime Scene Cleanup Cost?
| Situation | Typical range* |
|---|---|
| Small area of blood, single room, hard surfaces | ~$1,000–$2,500 |
| Most residential scenes, some flooring or drywall removal | ~$1,500–$7,500 |
| Extensive contamination across several rooms | ~$7,500–$15,000+ |
*Approximate tiers based on national ranges in published cost guides (Fixr, Bio Recovery). Not quotes; your cost depends on the scene.
Help with the cost: after a violent crime in a victim's home or vehicle, Florida's Bureau of Victim Compensation lists crime scene cleanup as a covered benefit, up to $1,000 under its current schedule, for costs incurred within 7 days. Check eligibility with the Florida Attorney General's office. Homeowners insurance may also cover cleanup. We'll help you gather the paperwork for both.
Why Families Call Us
Discretion
Unmarked vehicles, no signage and quiet crews. What happened stays private.
Compassion
We'll never rush you. You can call us, hang up and call back when you're ready.
Thorough work
Crews clean beyond the visible area, so you won't find something weeks later.
Paperwork help
We help with insurance claims and the victim compensation application.
Crime Scene, Suicide & Trauma Cleanup Questions
Who cleans up after a crime or suicide at home?
Not the police or the medical examiner. Once the scene is released, cleanup is the property owner's responsibility. A biohazard cleanup company does the work, so family members don't have to.
Does Florida help pay for crime scene cleanup?
For eligible victims of violent crime, yes. Florida's Bureau of Victim Compensation lists crime scene cleanup as a covered benefit, up to $1,000 under its current schedule. Homeowners insurance may cover more.
Can you clean a car or truck?
Yes. Vehicle interiors with blood or bodily fluids are cleaned, disinfected and deodorized. Upholstery that can't be cleaned may need to be removed.
How quickly can you come out?
We answer 24/7 and arrange a crew as soon as the scene is released. Call (727) 387-8335 and we'll tell you when they can be there.
Crime Scene, Suicide & Trauma Cleanup Across Pasco County & North Pinellas
Let Us Take This Off Your Hands
Call any time, day or night. The call is free and confidential.