Pricing depends on the affected area, how far contamination spread, and whether porous materials need removal. After an on-site assessment, Code Three Trauma Clean can outline the scope drivers so you understand what is included and why. Many jobs cost less when handled early, before residue spreads into additional rooms or hidden spaces.

We focus on the full affected zone, including droppings and urine residue on surfaces, plus areas where contamination is likely to have traveled. That can include basements, crawl spaces, attics, garages, and nearby HVAC-adjacent spaces when applicable. If you tell us where you found activity, we can confirm the likely spread and plan the work accordingly.

Emergency response is available 24/7, including nights and weekends, so you do not have to wait for the next business day. Response timing depends on current dispatch volume and access to the property. When you call, we will confirm availability and give you the most accurate arrival window possible.

Yes. Our team works with discretion and respect, minimizing disruption to unaffected spaces while the contaminated areas are contained and treated. We also communicate clearly about what we are doing and what you can expect during the cleanup. If you are coordinating with tenants or property managers, we can align our approach to reduce downtime.

Avoid dry sweeping or vacuuming contaminated debris, since that can spread particles into the air. Keep pets and people away from the affected area and ventilate if it is safe to do so. If you can, take a few photos of where activity is visible so we can assess scope faster when we arrive.

In many cases, we can assist with documentation for homeowners and business policies when applicable. We can provide clear notes about the affected areas, the work performed, and disposal-related details that support your claim. If you share your policy requirements, we will tell you what we can include.