Trauma Cleaning

At Cleaning 24x7, we deliver professional, discreet, and fully certified trauma scene cleaning services and across the UK.

We support private individuals, landlords, public authorities, and businesses following distressing or hazardous events.

Our trained technicians work with care and precision to decontaminate and restore properties affected by trauma, biohazards, and contamination, ensuring legal compliance and emotional sensitivity throughout the process.

With 24/7 availability and rapid response, we’re committed to safeguarding health while respecting those impacted by the circumstances.

When Is Trauma Cleaning Needed?

In , Trauma cleaning service is essential after incidents that leave behind blood, bodily fluids, or other biohazards that pose health risks. These incidents may involve the specialist decontamination of areas affected by events such as suicides, accidents, deaths, assaults, or severe injuries. 

It is required in both private and commercial settings to ensure environments are fully sanitised, legally compliant, and safe for reoccupation.

How Much Does Professional Trauma Cleaning Cost?

The cost of trauma cleaning ranges from £300 to over £2,000, depending on the size of the site, the level of contamination, and the type of incident involved.

Costs are primarily influenced by the extent of biological material present, the need for specialist PPE, the use of professional decontamination equipment, hazardous waste disposal requirements, and whether emergency or out-of-hours response is required.

Contact Cleaning 24x7 to get customised prices for arranging a specialist cleanup at your property.

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What Types of Incidents Require Trauma Cleaning Services?

Trauma cleaning is required for incidents involving biological hazards, severe contamination, or events that pose health and safety risks, including:

• Unattended deaths – Manage decomposition, odour, and hazardous biological matter.

• Suicides – Restore affected areas and remove contamination safely.

• Violent assaults – Treat spaces impacted by bloodborne pathogens and trauma-related debris.

• Blood spills – Decontaminate surfaces, furnishings, and equipment exposed to bodily fluids.

• Drug-related incidents – Address hazardous residues and contamination linked to substance use.

• Industrial accidents – Clean areas compromised by workplace injuries or hazardous exposure.

• Severe injury scenes – Remove biohazards and sanitise affected environments.

• Major health emergencies – Treat spaces exposed to infectious materials or medical waste.

• Hoarding situations – Clear hazardous buildup and decontaminate compromised areas.

• Vehicle contamination incidents – Handle biohazards present in cars, public transport, or commercial fleets.

Do Trauma Cleaners Handle Biohazards, Bodily Fluids, and Contaminated Materials?

Trained trauma cleaners are licensed to handle and dispose of hazardous waste, including blood, vomit, faeces, urine, and used sharps.

Using approved biohazard cleaning agents, industrial-grade equipment, and full PPE, they eliminate harmful pathogens like Hepatitis B/C and HIV, ensuring full sanitation of all affected surfaces and materials.

Is Trauma Cleaning Conducted Discreetly and Compassionately?

In , trauma cleaning services are carried out with complete discretion using unmarked vans and professional conduct to maintain the privacy and dignity of those affected.

Teams are trained in trauma-sensitive communication and understand the emotional difficulty these situations present, providing reassurance and respectful service throughout the process.

How Quickly Can Trauma Cleaning Professionals Be Deployed?

Our trauma cleaning team can deploy a trained team within a few hours of your call, especially for urgent or high-risk cases.

Same-day service is typically available, and clients can often receive an estimated arrival time, initial risk assessment, and cost outline within minutes of contact. Some providers operate 24/7 hotlines for immediate support.

What Safety Standards and PPE Are Used During Trauma Cleaning?

Trauma cleaning requires strict safety measures, protective gear, and regulated procedures, including:

• Biohazard suits – Provide full-body protection against hazardous biological material.

• Gloves – Prevent direct contact with contaminated surfaces or fluids.

• Respirators – Filter airborne pathogens and hazardous particles during cleanup.

• Eye protection – Shield against splashes and airborne contaminants.

• HSE and COSHH compliance – Ensure all work follows mandatory UK safety regulations.

• Clinical-grade sanitation protocols – Apply medical-level disinfection standards to high-risk areas.

• Fogging machines – Disperse disinfectant for broad and thorough decontamination.

• Ozone treatment units – Neutralise odours and sanitise enclosed spaces.

• Chemical disinfectants – Eliminate bacteria, viruses, and organic contaminants.

• Sealed waste containers – Ensure safe collection and transport of hazardous materials.

What Qualifications Should Trauma Cleaning Providers Have?

Reputable trauma cleaning companies hold accreditations such as BICSc (British Institute of Cleaning Science), NACSC (National Academy of Crime Scene Cleaners) training, waste carrier licenses, and infection control certification.

They should also be fully insured for biohazard work and demonstrate experience in trauma scene remediation.

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