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Crime Scene Cleanup Services in Florida
Licensed, discreet, and compassionate crime scene and trauma remediation across South Florida. Available 24/7 for residential, commercial, and government properties.
Professional Crime Scene Cleanup in Florida
After law enforcement clears a crime scene, the remediation of biological matter — blood, bodily fluids, and tissue — is the responsibility of the property owner, not law enforcement. It is not covered by standard cleaning services, and it is not safe to attempt without proper training, equipment, and licensing.
United Restoration provides licensed crime scene and trauma cleanup across South Florida. Our certified technicians follow OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Standards, EPA decontamination protocols, and Florida Department of Health regulations on every job. We respond discreetly, work thoroughly, and provide complete documentation for insurance purposes.
We understand that the people calling us are often dealing with loss and trauma. We treat every job and every family or property manager we work with with the care and privacy the situation requires.
- Licensed Florida Biohazard Remediation
- OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Certified Technicians
- Available 24/7, Including Nights, Weekends, and Holidays
- Discreet Service — Unmarked Vehicles Available
- Direct Insurance Billing
- Residential, Commercial, and Government
Crime Scene and Trauma Situations We Handle
United Restoration handles a wide range of crime scene and trauma remediation events across South Florida. No situation is too complex or too sensitive.
Homicide and Crime Scene Cleanup
Unattended Death Cleanup
Suicide Cleanup
Trauma Scene Cleanup
Tear Gas and Chemical Residue Cleanup
Blood Cleanup
What Does Crime Scene Cleanup Require?
Crime scene cleanup is not a task for general cleaning services or untrained restoration companies. Biological contamination at a crime or trauma scene presents specific risks that require a licensed professional response.
Attempting to clean a crime or trauma scene without proper training and equipment poses a serious health risk to anyone involved and can result in incomplete remediation, leaving contamination behind.
Bloodborne pathogens, including HIV, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C, can survive on surfaces for extended periods after a traumatic event. Biological matter penetrates porous materials, such as flooring, drywall, grout, and subfloor, that cannot be adequately treated with surface cleaning alone. Biohazardous waste must be classified, packaged, and disposed of in compliance with Florida Department of Health regulations. And the documentation produced during the remediation process is required to support an insurance claim.
No matter the circumstances, fast professional response protects the health of everyone connected to the property. If you are dealing with a crime scene, do not attempt cleanup without certified assistance.
Discreet, Thorough, and Fully Documented
The United Restoration Crime Scene Cleanup Process
United Restoration follows OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Standards and Florida Department of Health protocols on every crime scene and trauma job — the compliance benchmark for safe, thorough, and fully documented biological remediation. Our proven process ensures complete decontamination and that your insurance claim is supported at every stage.
Scene Assessment
Our certified technicians assess the extent of all biological contamination, identify all affected surfaces and materials — including hidden spread to adjacent areas — and develop a remediation plan. We confirm that the scene has been officially released by law enforcement before any work begins.
Containment
The affected area is contained to prevent cross-contamination. All technicians work in full personal protective equipment in compliance with OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Standards.
Removal of Contaminated Materials
All materials that cannot be adequately decontaminated are carefully removed, packaged in approved biohazardous waste containers, and transported to licensed disposal facilities in compliance with Florida Department of Health regulations.
Decontamination and Sanitization
Remaining surfaces are treated with EPA-registered hospital-grade disinfectants effective against bloodborne pathogens. Treatment is applied, dwell time is observed, and all surfaces are verified before the area is cleared.
Odor Elimination
Biological odors penetrate at a molecular level. We use hydroxyl generation and professional odor neutralization to eliminate odors at the source — not mask them.
Final Inspection and Documentation
A final inspection confirms that remediation is complete. Full documentation is provided for insurance purposes, including scope of work, photo records, and confirmation of materials disposed of.
Why Choose United Restoration
Crime scene and trauma cleanup requires more than technical capability. It requires a company that understands the human dimension of every call and responds accordingly.
Certified Safety & Compliance Standards
United Restoration operates in full compliance with OSHA’s Bloodborne Pathogen Standard (29 CFR 1910.1030), EPA decontamination guidelines, and Florida Department of Health regulations for biological cleanup and disposal. Our technicians are trained and certified to handle biohazardous materials safely on every job. Documentation meets the standards required by Florida insurers for crime scene and trauma remediation claims.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about emergency response, insurance, and our crime scene cleanup process in Florida. If you need help now, call (844) 979-8500.
Law enforcement is responsible for the investigation, not the cleanup. Once the scene is officially released, remediation of all biological matter is the responsibility of the property owner or their insurer. United Restoration can be contacted as soon as the scene is released, and they respond immediately.
Many homeowner and commercial property insurance policies cover crime scene remediation. Coverage depends on the policy and the circumstances. United Restoration provides complete documentation to support your claim and works directly with your insurer. We recommend calling us and your insurer at the same time so the claim can be opened while we assess the scene.
We operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We aim to have a certified technician on-site within hours of your call across our South Florida service area.
We understand the need for discretion. On request, our vehicles arrive unmarked and without company branding. We handle every job with the privacy and respect the situation requires.
All biohazardous materials are classified, contained in approved packaging, and transported to licensed disposal facilities in compliance with Florida Department of Health regulations. Documentation of all materials disposed of is provided as part of our service record.
Do not attempt to clean or disturb the scene. Ensure law enforcement has officially released the property before calling us. Beyond that, leave everything as it is — our assessment process starts from the original condition of the scene.