We Clean What Others Can't, Won't or Shouldn't
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Our Services
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Who We Are, What We Do
We offer a quick and discreet solution for both commercial and domestic customers to meet all your Biohazard and crime scene cleaning needs including:
- Crime Scene Cleanup
- Trauma Cleanup
- Blood & Body Fluid Cleanup
- Needle Cleanup
- Squat Cleaning
- Hoarding Cleanup
- Body Decomposition
All our staff are fully trained and follow current Health and Safety regulations to ensure your property is left to reoccupy as quickly and safely as possible.
Based in the Midlands we are ideally situated to access all areas in no time at all.
Our Customers
Domestic Property Owners
Local Authorities
Bars and Clubs
Schools
Landlords and Property Developers
Housing Associations
Restaurants
Charities
Why Us?
Our normal office hours are between 7am and 7pm, seven days a week.
Call Us On 0800 246 5788
Trained by the National Academy of Crime Scene Cleaners (NACSC) our teams of highly trained cleaning experts will quickly carry out a cleanup in a variety of locations and situations, including post death cleaning, needle sweeps and squat cleaning.
- To treat all our customers and their property with respect and care.
- To stay in contact with the customer at all times, keeping them advised of progress and any changes to the original plan.
- To ensure the safety of the customer, our staff and the general public by adhering to our in-house procedures and Health & Safety Legislation.
From Our Blog
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Cleaning up blood spills in the workplace – why your staff shouldn’t be asked to do it
Workplace accidents are common occurrences here in the UK. From a nick with a box cutter to bumping into a sharp table corner, these little incidents can be painful and
How different environments affect human decomposition
The human decomposition process is a strange and relatively taboo topic. There are many factors that come into play when dealing with decomposition, and the main one is the environment
