Yes. Code Three Trauma Clean is staffed by licensed, certified biohazard and trauma cleanup professionals trained in OSHA bloodborne pathogen standards, EPA safety guidelines, and PPE protocols. You can expect compliant containment and decontamination practices on every job.

Emergency response is available 24/7, including nights and weekends. Response timing depends on scene details and dispatch distance, but we prioritize urgent calls to reduce contamination spread. When you call, we will confirm availability and give you the most accurate arrival expectation we can.

Keep people and pets out of the affected area and avoid wiping or cleaning anything yourself. If you can do so safely, close doors to limit access and note any items that may be contaminated. This helps our team contain the scene and work more efficiently.

We operate with discretion and respect for affected individuals and properties. Our team minimizes disruption to unaffected spaces and communicates clearly about what we are doing and why. If you have specific privacy concerns, tell us during intake so we can plan accordingly.

Aftercare depends on the materials involved and the level of decontamination completed. In many cases, you may need to ventilate the space and follow any guidance we provide for cleaning or restoration of finishes. We will also discuss practical next steps if porous items were removed or treated.

Costs vary based on contamination extent, surface types, and whether porous materials require removal or deeper decontamination. After an initial assessment, we can explain the main factors that affect the final scope and timeline. That way, you get a realistic expectation rather than a guess.