Every team member brings experience from police, fire, or EMS, ensuring expert, trustworthy service.
Helping families confidently navigate insurance claims so the focus stays on healing, not paperwork.
Contact us now, and a first responder–staffed team member will contact you quickly with next steps and a free, no‑obligation estimate.
From the first call to the final walk‑through, Code Three Clean follows a clear, compassionate process to restore safety and peace of mind.
When you reach out, a team member gathers key details about what happened, who is affected, and what areas are involved so we can determine the right response. For emergencies, a first responder–staffed crew is dispatched 24/7; for non‑urgent cases, we schedule a visit at a time that works best for you.
Once on site, the team conducts a discreet walkthrough to identify visible and hidden hazards, structural impacts, and safety risks. We then explain what needs to be done, answer questions, and provide a clear, written estimate—often with options to work directly with your insurance.
Before cleaning begins, technicians set up safety zones, PPE, and containment barriers to keep unaffected areas clean and prevent cross‑contamination. All work follows strict OSHA, EPA, and CDC‑aligned protocols, just as first responders would expect on an active scene.
The team removes biohazards, debris, and contaminated materials, then cleans, disinfects, and deodorizes all affected surfaces. Whether the scene involves trauma, hoarding, infectious disease, or odors, we use professional‑grade equipment to restore a safe environment.
After cleanup, we walk the space with you to review the work, address any concerns, and explain what was done and why. When applicable, we help document the loss for insurance and make sure you know what next steps and resources are available.
At Code Three Clean, biohazard cleanup is more than a job; it’s a responsibility. Our team of active and retired first responders brings unmatched experience, compassion, and attention to detail to every situation. We guide families and businesses through one of life’s hardest moments with expertise, care, and respect.
We know biohazard situations are stressful, overwhelming, and often confusing. These answers address the questions families and businesses most frequently ask, so you can understand the process and feel supported every step of the way.
Hoarding cleaning typically covers the affected rooms, pathways, and any areas with odor, staining, or contamination concerns. Our team assesses the property on site and focuses on safe removal, cleaning, and decontamination where needed, based on the conditions present.
Scheduling depends on access, safety needs, and the urgency of the situation. Code Three Trauma Clean offers 24/7 emergency availability, so urgent cases can often be dispatched quickly after an initial call and assessment.
Yes, our technicians treat unknown conditions as potential hazards until they can be properly assessed. We use OSHA bloodborne pathogen standards, appropriate PPE, and containment practices to reduce risk during cleanup and decontamination.
Yes, we work discreetly and communicate respectfully throughout the job. If you are coordinating with family members or property staff, we can limit unnecessary disruption and focus on controlled, professional work.
We assess items based on condition and contamination risk before moving or removing anything. When items can be handled safely, we coordinate with you on what stays and what is removed, then proceed with cleaning and decontamination for affected areas.
Aftercare often includes guidance on odor control, pest prevention, and any repair needs tied to moisture or damage. We can also help you document what was addressed for insurance purposes when applicable.
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Our community trusts us to handle some of life’s toughest situations. Here are their stories of how Code Three Clean helped them with care and expertise.
For trauma, biohazard, or hoarding situations in St. Louis and across Missouri, reach out to our discreet team led by active first responders.
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