Should I choose vehicle detailing or professional biohazard cleanup?

Choose professional biohazard cleanup when blood or bodily fluids may be present. Detailing addresses routine dirt and vehicle care, while trained cleanup professionals use appropriate PPE, containment, and decontamination practices for hazardous materials.

What details should I share when I call about a vehicle?

Share the vehicle’s location, the type of incident, visible contamination, and who can provide access. You do not need to determine the full scope yourself; those details help the team discuss assessment and response options.

How should I prepare the vehicle before the team arrives?

Keep people away from affected areas and avoid wiping, vacuuming, or applying cleaning products. If possible, leave potentially affected belongings in place and ask the team about access or other preparation before arrival.

Can cleanup costs or documentation be coordinated with insurance?

Code Three Trauma Clean can assist with insurance claims and documentation when applicable. Cost depends on the incident and assessed scope, and your insurer determines coverage under the relevant policy.

How is privacy handled during vehicle cleanup?

The team handles cleanup confidentially and with respect for affected individuals and property. Share any privacy or access concerns when you call so communication and work can be managed as discreetly as possible.