Are your crime scene cleanup technicians qualified to handle biohazards?

Yes. Code Three Trauma Clean’s certified biohazard and trauma cleanup professionals are trained in OSHA bloodborne pathogen standards, EPA safety guidelines, and relevant PPE protocols. Cleanup follows applicable OSHA, EPA, and CDC standards for hazardous-material handling, decontamination, and disposal.

Should I clean or move anything before the team arrives?

Avoid cleaning, touching, or moving items in the affected area before speaking with the team. Keep other people away and follow any instructions from authorities involved in the incident. On your call, share access details and any known safety concerns so the team can explain how to prepare.

Can you clean only the affected room and help protect the rest of the property?

The cleanup plan is based on the areas and materials affected, and the team can discuss how to limit disruption to unaffected spaces. The assessment determines the appropriate work and any containment needed. Tell the team about rooms or belongings you are especially concerned about.

Can Code Three Trauma Clean help with insurance paperwork?

Yes, assistance with insurance claims and documentation is available when applicable. Coverage depends on your policy and circumstances, so contact your insurer about benefits and requirements. The team can discuss what documentation it may provide for your situation.

How much does crime scene cleanup in Union, MO cost?

Cost depends on the affected area, materials, and work identified during assessment. There is no single price that fits every scene. Describe the situation when you call so the team can discuss the factors that apply.