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Crime scene cleaning, so no family has to do it.
Crime scene cleaning and trauma scene cleanup serving Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, the Carolinas, and northern Florida. Licensed, insured, and answered by a member of our team — every hour of every day.
Typical on-site arrival after police release.
A member of our team answers, day or night.
General liability, automobile, and workers' comp.
Cynthia's hands-on trauma scene experience.
Before we get there
Three things you don't have to face tonight.
Don't go back in.
Police processed the scene the way they needed to. Walking back in won't change anything you already saw, and the contamination is more than what's visible. We'll handle access on our terms — your key, a code, or a neighbor.
Don't clean anything yourself.
There's a reason this is specialist work. Household gloves and bleach aren't enough — for the materials, or for what it does to the person doing it. Leave the scene as it is. We bring everything we need.
Don't decide tonight.
You don't have to choose a vendor, sign anything, or commit to a price. Just call. A member of our team answers. We'll explain what comes next in plain language and only do what you agree to.
What happens after the call
From the call to the keys back — handled out of sight.
You call. We listen.
A member of our team answers. We ask three things — what happened, where, and when. We give you a real arrival window before we hang up.
We arrive, quietly.
Unmarked vehicle, plain PPE. We come to the door and walk you through what happens next. Stay or leave — whatever you need. We don't ask anything we don't need to.
We work.
Decontamination, deodorization, and structural restoration where required. Everything documented for insurance. The room is returned to a livable state before we leave.
We close out.
Final walk-through with you. Photos and paperwork to your insurer. A single point of contact for any follow-up. We don't disappear after the invoice.
What we handle
One call. We take the scene from here.
From the first phone call to the final inspection, every part of the cleanup is ours. You don't manage vendors. You don't argue with insurance. You don't go back in.
Full crime scene decontamination
Blood, biological material, fingerprint dust, tear gas residue, and every surface affected. Restored to a safe, livable state — documented for your records and your insurer.
Insurance billed directly
Homeowner's, renter's, and commercial policies typically cover this work. We document the work, provide what your adjuster asks for, and bill your insurer directly. Most clients are only responsible for their deductible.
Discretion is the default
Unmarked vehicles. No signage. Strictly confidential — we never discuss the situation with anyone but the property owner or executor, and coordinate with others only when you ask us to.
A member of our team, every hour
When you call, a member of our team answers. A local crew is dispatched to you, across Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, the Carolinas, and northern Florida.
Privacy
Your family. Your privacy.
We arrive without ceremony, leave without trace, and never speak about your call to anyone. The only people who know we were there are the people you tell.
- Unmarked vehicles · no signage on site
- Coordinated access on your terms — key, code, or neighbor
- No conversations with neighbors, ever
- No photos, no public references — ever
Written down
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When you're ready
Trained for this. For over a decade.
A member of our team answers — every hour, every day. Our founder has spent over a decade responding to scenes like these. Call us. We'll take it from here.
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