Crime Scene & Trauma Cleanup in South Florida

Cleaning up after a violent crime, an accident or an unattended death is not something anyone should have to do alone. These scenes can involve blood and other body fluids, which carry health risks and need to be handled with proper protective equipment and disposal. ASAP Restoration FL helps families, property managers and businesses in Deerfield Beach and South Florida with trauma and crime scene cleanup. We know these situations are hard, and we try to make this part easier.

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Situations this service covers

Crime scenes after police have released the property
Unattended or undiscovered deaths
Accident and injury scenes involving blood or body fluids
Cleanup and odor removal after the scene has been released

Why this is not a do-it-yourself job

Blood and other body fluids can carry infectious disease and can soak into porous materials such as carpet, subflooring and drywall, where ordinary cleaning does not reach. Workers who handle them are protected by specific safety rules, and waste has to be packaged and disposed of correctly. Trying to clean the scene yourself can expose you to health risks and can leave odors and contamination behind.

How the cleanup process works

Talk with you about what happened, what has been released by authorities and what you need.
Assess the affected areas and materials.
Remove contaminated materials and clean and disinfect surfaces.
Address odors at the source.
Arrange proper disposal of waste and review the finished work with you.

What affects the cost

The size of the affected area, how long the scene was left, the materials involved and whether structural materials must be removed all affect the cost. A written estimate after an assessment lets you compare options.

Insurance and cleanup costs

Some property and renters policies cover cleanup after a covered loss, and some victim assistance programs can help with costs. Coverage and eligibility vary, so ask your insurer and ask us for a written scope of work you can share.

Frequently asked questions

Who is responsible for cleaning up after a crime scene?

In most cases the property owner or their insurance is responsible once police release the scene, so professional cleanup is usually arranged by the owner, family or property manager.

Can I clean up blood myself?

It is not recommended. Blood can carry infectious disease and can soak into porous materials. Professional cleanup uses protective equipment and proper disposal.

Will insurance cover trauma cleanup?

Sometimes. It depends on your policy and the cause of the loss. Ask your insurer before work begins and keep records.

What about the smell?

Odors from a scene usually come from materials that absorbed fluids. Removing those materials and cleaning at the source is more effective than covering the smell.