Trauma & Crime Scene Cleanup
Trauma & Crime Scene Cleanup. Care Comes First.
Cleanup of blood, bodily fluids, and affected materials after a death, injury, or traumatic event. Tell us what you know. We’ll explain what the cleanup involves and how to arrange it.
When you need help
Specialized cleanup after a difficult event.
For families, property owners, and managers responsible for a property affected by blood or bodily fluids. We assess the situation before confirming the work.
Crime Scene Cleanup
Cleanup of affected areas after law enforcement has released the scene.
Unattended Death Cleanup
Assessment and cleanup of affected rooms, surfaces, and materials after a death goes undiscovered.
Suicide Cleanup
Cleanup of affected areas, with belongings and removal decisions reviewed with the authorized contact.
Blood & Bodily Fluids
Removal of contamination, cleaning, and disinfection of surfaces that can be treated.
Accidents & Injuries
Cleanup following an injury or medical event involving blood or bodily fluids.
Affected Belongings
Review of furniture, personal items, and other contents before proposed cleaning or removal.
Care beyond the cleanup
You do not have to handle this alone.
You may be arranging access, answering calls, or helping family members while deciding what to do with the property.
Start with its location and a brief description. We’ll ask whether authorities have released the scene, who can approve the work, and how to reach that person. You do not need to clean or prepare the affected area before contacting us.
- Establish one contact for questions and approvals.
- Discuss belongings that need individual attention.
- Review the work and price before cleanup begins.
Your belongings matter
Personal belongings deserve careful decisions.
A piece of furniture, a photograph, or a personal item may matter to someone in the family. Tell us about anything you want us to pay particular attention to.
The material and extent of contamination affect what can be cleaned. We explain proposed cleaning or removal to the authorized decision-maker before proceeding.
Review affected items
Identify important belongings and assess their condition.
Agree on what happens
Review which items are included in cleaning and which are proposed for removal.
Record the decisions
Include handling instructions and approved removal in the written scope.
Not sure what to do next?
Tell us the property’s location and the kind of help you need. A brief description is enough to begin the conversation.
Our process
A clear plan from first call to finish.
Tell Us What You Need
Share the location and general situation. We’ll discuss scene release, access, and who can authorize the cleanup.
Review the Plan
We assess the affected areas and explain the work, proposed removal, and written price.
Complete the Cleanup
We remove approved affected materials, clean the area, and disinfect surfaces that can be treated.
Review & Document
Review the completed work, receive the records included in your scope, and discuss any remaining property needs.
Before work begins
A written scope. Clear expectations.
The surfaces involved, extent of contamination, access, and materials requiring removal affect the work and price. We assess these details before you commit to the cleanup.
If we uncover something that changes the job, we explain the finding and proposed additional cost before you approve it.
Before We Begin
We confirm access and authorization with the person responsible for the property. When authorities are involved, cleanup begins after they release the scene.
Cleanup & Follow-Up Work
Your proposal identifies the cleaning, disinfection, and approved materials removal. Repairs and replacement of flooring, finishes, or other building materials require a separate provider.
Project records document the work performed. They are not regulatory clearance, inspection approval, environmental certification, or a determination that a property is safe or habitable.
Common questions
A few things you may be wondering.
When can cleanup begin?
Call to discuss the property and our availability. Before work begins, we confirm access and authorization. If authorities are involved, the scene must be released first.
What types of incidents do you clean?
We assess cleanup involving blood and bodily fluids after crime scenes, suicides, unattended deaths, accidents, and injuries. Tell us the general situation so we can confirm whether we can help.
Will everything need to be thrown away?
Not necessarily. The material, condition, and extent of contamination affect what can be cleaned. Tell us about important belongings. We explain proposed removal before the authorized person approves it.
Can you help with insurance documentation?
We can provide your written scope, invoice, and the work records included in the job. Ask your insurer what it requires and whether your policy covers the cleanup. Providing records does not guarantee payment.
How much does trauma cleanup cost?
The affected surfaces, extent of contamination, access, and materials requiring removal all affect the price. We assess the work and provide a written proposal before you decide to proceed.
Do I need to send photos?
No. A brief description is enough for first contact. If photos would help, we can discuss them with you. You do not need to enter the affected area or take graphic photos to request help.
Have a question about arranging cleanup? Call us to discuss it.
Trauma and crime scene cleanup in Santa Clara County and San Mateo County. Share the property’s location and situation so we can confirm availability.
South Bay
& Peninsula.
Trauma and crime scene cleanup for families, property owners, and property managers.
Santa Clara County
- Campbell
- Cupertino
- Gilroy
- Los Altos
- Los Altos Hills
- Los Gatos
- Milpitas
- Monte Sereno
- Morgan Hill
- Mountain View
- Palo Alto
- San Jose
- Santa Clara
- Saratoga
- Sunnyvale
San Mateo County
- Atherton
- Belmont
- Brisbane
- Burlingame
- Colma
- Daly City
- East Palo Alto
- Foster City
- Half Moon Bay
- Hillsborough
- Menlo Park
- Millbrae
- Pacifica
- Portola Valley
- Redwood City
- San Bruno
- San Carlos
- San Mateo
- Woodside
Let us help with the next step.
Call or request an assessment to discuss the property, access, and cleanup needed.
Contact Aseptaclean
Tell us how we can help.
Share the property’s location and a brief description. If you know whether authorities have released the scene, include that too. Graphic details and photos are not required.