Nationwide
Death Cleanup
& Biohazard Recovery.

Yes — Death Cleanup operates a coast-to-coast network of certified bio-recovery teams covering all fifty states. On-site arrival is typically under two hours in major US metros, four to eight hours in smaller markets, twenty-four hours a day. If you can give us your ZIP code on the call, we can confirm your local arrival window in seconds.

Most homeowner's, renter's and commercial property policies cover biohazard remediation following an unattended death, accident or trauma. We bill insurance directly in the majority of cases — most families never see an invoice. If coverage falls short or doesn't apply, victim-of-violent-crime funds may also be available; we help you file.

We dispatch a certified technician within 60 minutes of your call, twenty-four hours a day, three hundred and sixty-five days a year. On-site arrival typically falls within two hours in major US metros and within four to eight hours in smaller markets.

When a person passes alone and is not found for hours, days or weeks, the body begins to decompose, releasing biological fluids and bacteria that contaminate flooring, subfloor, walls and air. Unattended death cleanup is the certified remediation of those contaminants and the restoration of the affected space to a safe, neutral state.

No. Many families choose not to be present, and we accommodate that entirely. We will coordinate with law enforcement, the medical examiner, the property manager, the funeral home or your insurance adjuster on your behalf. You can be a thousand miles away and still know it was handled correctly.

It is not. Bloodborne pathogens including hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV remain viable on surfaces for days. Decomposition releases volatile organic compounds that conventional cleaning products cannot neutralize, only mask. OSHA classifies this work as requiring trained, certified, fully encapsulated personnel.

Pricing depends on the scope of contamination, the materials affected and the time elapsed. A typical unattended death scene ranges from $1,500 to $25,000. Insurance commonly covers the full amount. Estimates are always free, written, and never obligate you to proceed.

Not from us. Vehicles are unmarked. Uniforms are changed inside. We carry equipment in plain bins. We do not stage on the curb. The answer to 'who was that?' is whatever you want it to be.