01 / Residential

Residential blood cleanup

A technician in full protective equipment working along the ceiling line of a stripped domestic room.

An injury, a medical emergency, an accident at home. Blood does not stay where it lands — it runs along grout lines, under skirting, and through flooring into the subfloor beneath. Cleaning what you can see is the easy part and the least important one.

We work from the outside in: seal the room, lift and dispose of what has absorbed fluid, disinfect every hard surface to hospital standard, and then test to confirm the area is clear before we hand it back.

  • Single rooms through entire properties
  • Subfloor, wall cavity and structural remediation
  • Removal and disposal of porous furnishings
  • Odour neutralisation and air treatment
  • Written report for your insurer
02 / Crime scene

Crime scene cleanup

Police tape across a room being worked by a technician in a protective suit.

Investigators secure a scene; nobody cleans it afterwards. That falls to whoever owns the property, usually within days of the worst week of their life. It should not also require project management.

Call us as soon as you know, even if the scene is still held. We stay in contact with the investigating officers, dispatch the moment it is released, and remove fingerprint powder, evidence markers, chemical residue and biological material in a single visit.

  • Coordination with law enforcement on release timing
  • Biological material and tissue remediation
  • Fingerprint powder, luminol and chemical residue removal
  • Structural repair coordination where required
  • Discreet arrival and departure
03 / Suicide

Suicide cleanup

There is no version of this call that is easy to make, so we try to make it short. Tell the coordinator the address and roughly what is involved. You will not be asked to describe more than that, and you will not be asked again when the team arrives.

Our technicians do this work regularly. They will not react, comment or linger. Personal effects are set aside rather than discarded, and anything you want kept is kept — you only have to say so once.

  • Technicians experienced specifically in trauma scenes
  • Personal effects separated and preserved, not binned
  • Family kept out of the affected area throughout
  • Full disinfection and verification testing
  • No details discussed with anyone outside the job
04 / Unattended death

Unattended death cleanup

When someone is found days or weeks later, the problem is no longer confined to one room. Decomposition fluids reach the subfloor, and odour moves through ductwork and cavity spaces into parts of the building that were never near the incident.

This work takes longer than most people expect and cannot be shortened by scrubbing harder. We remove what has absorbed, treat the structure itself, and run air remediation until the space tests clean rather than merely smells clean.

  • Decomposition fluid and residue remediation
  • Removal of mattresses, upholstery, carpet and subfloor
  • Ductwork and cavity odour treatment
  • Insect and pest remediation where present
  • Air quality verification before handover
05 / Vehicle

Vehicle blood cleaning

A gloved technician cleaning the interior of a car.

Cars are harder than rooms. Fluid runs beneath carpet into the pan, behind trim panels, and into seat foam where no surface clean will reach it. Insurers and salvage yards regularly write off vehicles that could have been recovered.

We can come to the vehicle wherever it is sitting — a driveway, an impound lot, a body shop — or collect it and return it clean. Seats come out, trim comes off, and the interior is rebuilt afterwards.

  • Passenger vehicles, trucks, cabs and fleet vehicles
  • Seat, carpet and trim removal for full access
  • Under-carpet and floor pan remediation
  • Collection and return, or on-site attendance
  • Documentation for insurers and salvage assessors
06 / Commercial

Commercial & public spaces

A technician working through the interior of a commercial space.

An incident on a shop floor, in an office, on a platform or in a depot is two problems at once: the biological one and the fact that people are watching. Both matter, and only one of them has a deadline attached.

We schedule around your operation wherever it is possible — overnight, before opening, between shifts — and we arrive looking like any other contractor. Most commercial jobs are handed back before the next business day starts.

  • Offices, retail, hospitality and industrial sites
  • Transit vehicles, stations and public facilities
  • Out-of-hours and overnight scheduling
  • Compliance documentation for HR and health & safety files
  • Standing arrangements for multi-site operators
07 / Disinfection

Infectious disease disinfection

Technicians in protective suits treating a domestic living room.

After a confirmed exposure — in a workplace, a care setting, a rental property or a home — the useful question is not whether the room was wiped down but whether it can be certified clear. That is what this service produces.

Whole-space treatment of every touchable surface, hospital-grade disinfectants matched to the specific pathogen, and a clearance report at the end that you can put in a file or hand to a tenant, a regulator or a workforce.

  • Whole-space and targeted treatment options
  • Pathogen-matched hospital-grade disinfectants
  • High-touch surface and shared equipment protocols
  • HVAC and shared air-space treatment
  • Written clearance report on completion

Not sure which?

Neither are most people who call us.

You do not need the right vocabulary to get help. Describe what you are looking at and we will work it out from there. Coordinators take these calls every day and will ask the questions that matter. There is no charge for the conversation and no obligation at the end of it.

A technician arriving in protective equipment through a corridor.

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