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Crime & Trauma Scene Cleaners is committed to helping people when tragedy strikes. Our objective is to restore safety to an environment in the most professional and discrete manner possible. This relieves family members or employees of the emotional and traumatic task of cleaning up after a suicide, homicide, unattended death, accidental death, etc. We offer expert death cleanup and biohazard cleaning services and have been serving the Toronto, GTA and Ontario communities since 1974.
Crime and trauma scene cleaning and decontamination must be performed by professionally trained personnel in order to ensure the safety of those decontaminating the scene & ensure that the property is safe for habitation.
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We cannot stress enough the importance of removing, cleaning and decontaminating biohazards. The risk of contamination, disease, exposure of bacteria and virus is very high. We are a certified Biohazard Remediation company and offer 24/7 emergency response.
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When an unattended death and decomposition has occurred it creates a high biohazard risk to anyone that enters that space. The human body begins to decay 15 minutes after the heart stops beating, a few days of decomposition is enough to contaminate your property beyond regular cleaning measures.
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It is a very sad event when suicide occurs and Crime & Trauma Scene Cleaners Inc. understands and respects how much of a sensitive matter a suicide biohazard cleaning is. Suicide decontamination is very important to protect the current & future inhabitants of the property. We offer our services with compassion and professionality.
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Crime & Trauma Scene Cleaners is one of the ONLY companies in Canadian history to have worked directly under the supervision of HEALTH CANADA for the decontamination of a disease outbreak.
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Crime & Trauma Scene Cleaners offers nationwide service and training for the safe, effective, clean up and proper removal of Biohazardous Infectious Materials (WHMIS CLASS D, DIVISION 3) including blood cleanup, body fluid and tissue removal from any type of crime scene including homicides.
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Often when an Emergency Task Force is deployed to a scene there are chemicals used in order to apprehend the unwilling. Tear Gas and Pepper Spray are the two most common ones. When either one of these chemicals is used indoors the decontamination process is extremely complicated.
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Hoarding cleaning, gross filth, urine, feces, and offensive odours as a result of humans or even pets can be difficult to remove. Our technicians are trained experts at cleaning these types of Biohazardous Infectious Materials, (WHMIS Class D, Division 3).
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Professional Biohazard cleaning of distressed, foreclosed or abandoned properties and homes. Foreclosed and distressed properties bring with them a plethora of hazards that hinge on turning the property into a Public Health & Safety Issue or even a Fire Hazard.
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Removal of odours can be difficult or almost impossible, unless the process of odour removal is performed by a trained technician. We are certified odour removal technicians and employ foggers and HEPA equipment.
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If a colony of raccoons, pigeons, bats, a family of squirrels, mice or rats take up residence in your residence, their droppings will accumulate and create a health risk for anyone who enters the area and disturbs the material.
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Crime & Trauma Scene Cleaners will issue an "Infection Control Quality Report" (ICQR) upon request. Our report will deem the once contaminated environment as "Free & Clear" of all Biohazardous Infectious Materials and visible signs of Fentanyl, Carfentanil and associated analogs.
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Our Trained and Certified technicians are experiences and know how the environmentally safe procedures for the removal of bio hazardous contaminations. Used syringes can be found discarded in types of places, such as houses and apartment complexes, parks, even school playing fields.
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