Crime Scene Cleanup

Once first responders complete their investigation, professional crime scene cleaners are called in to safely remediate the area. Crime Scene Clean-Up® technicians are trained in biohazard cleanup, containment, and disinfection, using commercial-grade cleaning agents and equipment to restore homes and businesses after traumatic events.

Our process includes:

Isolating the affected area to prevent cross-contamination

Cleaning and disinfecting all surfaces impacted by blood, bodily fluids, or tissue

Safely removing and disposing of all biohazardous waste in accordance with federal, state, and local regulations

In addition to biohazards, we also clean chemical residues left behind by law enforcement such as luminol, fingerprint dust, or other investigative agents which can pose long-term risks if not properly removed.

How Crime Scene Investigation Works

While crime scene investigators (CSI) and crime scene cleaners may arrive at the same location, their roles are distinct and both are critical to restoring order after a crime.

CSI professionals are responsible for carefully documenting and collecting evidence at crime scenes involving homicide, assault, robbery, and other violent incidents. Their work includes:

Reconstructing the timeline of events

Identifying suspects or individuals involved

Preserving physical evidence for lab analysis and legal proceedings

Using tools such as fingerprint powder, luminol spray, and other detection agents

Processing a scene can be a lengthy and detailed effort. Investigators often spend hours or even days carefully combing through the environment to ensure nothing is overlooked because how evidence is collected can determine whether it stands up in court.

Once investigators complete their work, Crime Scene Clean-Up® steps in to remediate the space by safely removing biohazards and investigative materials left behind, and restoring the environment for safe future use.