Unattended Death Clean Up Services

Serving San Diego, Southern Orange, Riverside, and Imperial Counties

Professionals refer to us when tragedy strikes.

It’s startling to find a loved one who has passed, especially if they were not found for days or weeks. The situation can be overwhelming and for most in this circumstance, you don’t know where to start looking to find after death cleaning services.

In many cases a death often creates cross contamination from room to room, so we treat every unattended death clean up as if there is an intensified risk of infection or disease.

California state regulations deem all body fluids and tissue to be a biohazard requiring expert knowledge and special safety, handling and disposal procedures. We are fully licensed, Hazoper certified, OSHA compliant, and we provide a certificate of disinfection for all unattended death cleanup projects.

  • Fast Response Available 24/7

  • Compassionate & Discrete

  • Locally Owned & Operated

  • Trusted By Police Departments

  • Homeowner Insurance Approved

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Call now for a FREE ESTIMATE by San Diego’s trusted, family owned biohazard cleaning company!

Call 619-759-5225

Frequently Asked Questions

  • NO! You should never attempt to clean-up hazardous material, such as blood or bodily fluids, by yourself. Not only do you run the risk of exposing yourself to harmful contaminants, but you also put others at risk as improper cleanup can also spread the contaminants to other areas.

    It is very important to hire a professional biohazard cleaning company that is trained in hazardous waste removal and blood borne pathogens. Precautions must be taken in adherence to OSHA and the California Department of Public Health rules and regulations - such as wearing Personal Protective Equipment (or PPE), and properly disposing of any contaminated materials.

  • The time it takes to complete an unattended death clean-up job will vary on a case to case basis, but most can be completed in just one day. We will provide you with an individual timeframe after completing our free estimate. Once we gain access to the property, it is up to you whether or not you would like to be present while the job is being completed.

  • Most major homeowners insurance policies will cover the costs of cleaning after an unattended death. We will work directly with your insurance company, and many times you are only responsible for the deductible.

    Keep in mind, these types of clean-ups are often not covered by renter’s insurance policies.

  • The CDC defines a biohazard as any “infectious agents or hazardous biologic materials that present a risk or potential risk to the health of humans, animals, or the environment.” Some examples of biohazardous materials we deal with includes:

    • Human Blood & Blood Product

    • Animal Waste

    • Human Bodily Fluids (saliva, vomit, etc.)

    • Pathological Waste (tissue, organs, etc.)