Homicide & Trauma Scene Cleanup in Fort Myers, FL
Thorough decontamination following a homicide or violent trauma — certified, discreet, and coordinated directly with law enforcement.
What homicide and trauma scene cleanup actually involves
Homicide and violent trauma scenes are typically the most extensive biohazard jobs we handle — blood and forensic residue can reach ceilings, adjacent rooms, HVAC systems, and deep into flooring and wall cavities, well beyond what's visible on arrival.
We wait for the scene to be officially released by the investigating agency before beginning any work, and we're careful not to disturb anything investigators may still need, coordinating closely with the releasing agency throughout.
Because the contamination is often more extensive than other trauma scenes, these jobs sometimes involve removing drywall, flooring, or built-in materials that can't be fully decontaminated any other way.
Certified protocol isn't a slogan on this job — it's the standard we're held to on every property, every time.
We follow the ANSI/IICRC S540 Standard for Trauma and Crime Scene Cleanup and OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens Standard (29 CFR 1910.1030) — the same protocol used across the industry for the most serious biohazard scenes.
Regulated biohazard waste is manifested and disposed of per Florida Administrative Code Chapter 64E-16, creating a documented chain of custody that can matter for a family, an estate, or an insurer.
We can verify the space is clean with ATP surface testing before we consider the job complete.
"These are the jobs where being methodical matters most. We map the whole scene before we touch anything, because homicide scenes almost always have contamination in places you wouldn't expect on a first look."
— Alex, Lead Technician
Homicide Cleanup Services We Offer
Homicide Scene Cleanup
Full biohazard remediation following a homicide, coordinated with the investigating agency.
Violent Assault Cleanup
Cleanup and decontamination following a serious assault, including hidden contamination in outlets and floor seams.
Gunshot & High-Velocity Spatter Cleanup
Removal of blood spatter reaching ceilings and walls, with coordination on drywall removal and patching.
Structural Material Removal
Removal of drywall, flooring, or built-ins that can't be safely decontaminated in place.
Family & Estate Coordination
Documentation and support for families or estate representatives managing the property afterward.
How It Works
Confirm scene release
We coordinate directly with the investigating agency to confirm the property has been officially released.
Full contamination assessment
Technicians map the complete extent of contamination, including areas not immediately visible.
Certified remediation
Containment, material removal, and disinfection to ANSI/IICRC S540 and OSHA standards.
Verify & restore
ATP testing and a final walkthrough confirm the space is fully safe and habitable again.
Help With Costs
Homeowner and landlord insurance frequently covers homicide and violent trauma cleanup as sudden, accidental property damage. We can open the claim on your behalf and provide the detailed documentation insurers typically require for a scene of this scope.
Victims' families in Florida can also contact the Attorney General's Office of Victim Services to ask about compensation that may help offset cleanup costs.
What This Job Costs
Homicide and trauma scenes vary widely in scope, so cost depends heavily on how far contamination spread and what structural materials need removal. You'll receive a written estimate after assessment, and we bill insurance directly when a claim is involved.
What's Included
- Coordination with the investigating agency on scene release
- Full contamination mapping and written scope
- Complete containment and PPE for every technician
- Removal of blood, tissue, and contaminated structural materials
- Disinfection with EPA-registered, hospital-grade products
- Regulated waste packaging and licensed biomedical transport
- ATP verification testing and full photo documentation
- Support coordinating with insurance or victim compensation resources
Homicide Cleanup — FAQs
Do you work directly with law enforcement?
Yes. We coordinate with the investigating agency to confirm the scene has been officially released before any work begins, and we're careful not to disturb anything they may still need.
How extensive is a typical homicide cleanup?
It varies significantly by scene, but homicide and violent trauma jobs are often more extensive than other biohazard situations, sometimes requiring removal of drywall or flooring that can't be fully decontaminated in place.
Can you help with victim compensation resources?
Yes. We can point families toward Florida's Attorney General's Office of Victim Services to ask whether compensation may help with cleanup costs, in addition to working with your insurance.
Is this service confidential?
Completely. We use unmarked vehicles and keep every detail of the job private.
What areas do you serve?
Lee, Charlotte, Collier, DeSoto, Glades, and Hendry counties, including Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Naples, and the surrounding Southwest Florida region.
Request Homicide Cleanup
Tell us about your situation and we'll follow up right away — usually within one business day, sooner for emergencies.
A hard day doesn't have to get harder.
Call now for a discreet, no-obligation assessment — day or night.
Call (239) 464-2231 →