We remove all
Visible and Biological
traces of trauma cleaning
At Trauma Cleanup we specialize in trauma cleaning services that restore safety, dignity, and peace of mind. Whether it’s a crime scene, unattended death, hoarding situation, or biohazard contamination, our trained professionals respond with discretion, care, and unwavering attention to detail.
Our services include: Animal Waste Cleaning, Crime Scene Cleaning, Deceased Estate Cleaning, Forensic Cleaning, Needles Syringes and Sharps Cleaning, Police Holding and Prison Cleaning.
Our Commitments
When you need a specialist cleaner or an urgent in an emergency situation, we're ready to help with our rapid response call us any time of the day, any day of the week - all year round.
We're quick to respond. Our team is strategically positioned throughout the length and breadth of the AUS, and enabled us to achieve a 10-minutes response time during all the days.
We're accredited members of the nation's most respected industry certification bodies and fully insured with public liability and professional indemnity.
Trauma Cleanup Services
We are providing our services at Fair, Equitable & Non-discriminatory prices
Animal Waste Cleaning
Our Residential Pet Waste Removal service is designed to take the hassle out of cleaning up after your pets while protecting your family’s health and preserving the beauty of your outdoor space.
Crime Scene Cleaning
Crime scene aftermaths are visually and emotionally traumatic, with biohazards posing serious health risks.
Deceased Estate Cleaning
Coping with the aftermath of a loved one’s passing is never easy, and we understand the emotional and practical challenges you may be facing.
Forensic Cleaning Cleaning
Forensic cleaning restores safety and habitability after traumatic events by removing biohazards and preventing health risks. It safeguards both physical and emotional well-being.
Needles, Syringes and Sharps Cleaning
Our comprehensive approach to sharps removal goes beyond mere disposal – it’s about safeguarding our surroundings and promoting responsible practices.
Police Holding and Prison Cleaning
A strong police force deters crime and fosters societal progress, while clean, humane prisons support rehabilitation over punishment—driving meaningful reform.
Our Cleanup Services Include:
Trauma Cleaning Blood Cleanup
Whether in a bar, a car, or a prison cell, removing blood stains and splatters should only be handled by trained professionals. Blood can contain diseases and a host of pathogens and viruses, including HIV AIDS, Hepatitis C, and more.
Our first step is to secure the area and ensure no one can come in proximity. Next, wearing masks, gloves, and protective clothing, our technicians will remove all traces of blood and other biological fluids. Deep cleaning and disinfection with hospital-grade antibacterial cleaners occur next, after which the area is deodorized. A final analysis ensures the space is sanitised and forensically free from hazardous materials.
Police Holding and Prison Cell Cleanup
Police holding and prison cells are often contaminated with blood, urine, faeces, and other bodily fluids that can spread infection and virus’ like HIV AIDS and Hepatitis C. Cleaning and disinfecting these areas is essential to maintain sanitary conditions for all inmates, law enforcement, and prison workers.
We provide ongoing and one-off deep cleaning services for these facilities administered by trained technicians wearing full protective clothing and using hospital-grade disinfectants. We offer police and prison cell cleanup services in all major Australian cities, including Perth, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane, and Canberra.
Industrial/Work-Related Cleanup
Despite technological and safety advances, workplace accidents still happen. When they do, you must ensure the area is forensically cleaned and all body fluids and biohazardous material removed to return the site to safe working conditions as soon as possible.
By having our company on standby, we can dispatch trained technicians to clean and disinfect the area with medical-grade cleaning supplies, in accordance with OHS laws, that aren’t otherwise publicly available. Allowing untrained staff to clean an area with substandard materials is unsafe and a potential insurance hazard should other workers come into contact with biohazardous material.
Workplace accidents can include the following:
- Transit accidents
- Construction site mishaps
- Warehouse incidents
- Fires, and electrical accidents
- Workplace violence
- Accidents with hazardous liquids
Emergency Vehicle Cleanup
Emergency response vehicles are routinely contaminated with blood, vomit, urine, and other bodily fluids. They need continual attention from trained technicians armed with PPE, medical-grade EPA-approved cleaners and disinfectants, and equipment to check that the vehicles are forensically cleaned, free of any biohazardous material, and safe for occupation. We offer a 24/7 complete decontamination service for police, medical, and fire service vehicles.
Gross Filth, Hoarding, and Squatting Cleanup
Abandoned homes, filled with filth and a detritus of clutter and old belongings, are often the setting for drug dealing, squatters, violence, and animal and rodent faeces and urine. After these places are raided, they need to be thoroughly cleaned, removing the junk, needles, syringes, blood, animal faeces, and general filth.
It’s not a job for the faint of heart or inexperienced. Fortunately, our trained team of professionals has a system, the right PPE clothing, and chemicals to make light work of these intense cleanouts, ensuring complete e decontamination.
We are routinely called to by real estate and construction companies, who buy such buildings to renovate. If you need a former squatter/hoarder/drug den premises cleaned out and sanitised, please call us.
Health & Safety
The health, safety and well-being of our colleagues, clients and the wider public is a responsibility we take seriously. As such we’ve taken appropriate actions to mitigate the dangers associated with our activities wherever possible, and where that’s not possible, we’ve taken steps to minimise the risks.
Our experts equipped with personal protective equipment (PPE) and uses professional-grade cleaning agents. Our health & safety policy sets out our approach to legal and moral obligations and clearly explains who does what, when and how.
Each job is assessed for risk and, where appropriate, specific and thorough method statements are created to ensure every case impacted from our work remains safe.
Eevery team member is encouraged to our H&S process management, through sharing potential risks identified during their working day helps us create a culture where health & safety is prioritised.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are trauma spills so dangerous?
Trauma spills can be dangerous for several reasons. First, trauma spills often involve bodily fluids, which can contain harmful pathogens such as bacteria and viruses. These pathogens can be easily transmitted to others who come into contact with the spill, potentially causing illness or infection.
Secondly, trauma spills can also pose a slip-and-fall hazard, particularly if the spill is not promptly and thoroughly cleaned up. This is especially true in settings such as hospitals and nursing homes where spills may be more common, and the risk of injury is higher.
Additionally, trauma spills can be emotionally distressing for those who witness or are involved in the incident. This can be particularly true for healthcare workers who are routinely exposed to trauma and may be at higher risk for developing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Overall, trauma spills should be handled with care and by trained professionals who have the necessary equipment and expertise to clean up the spill safely and effectively.
What should I do if I have a trauma spill at home?
If you have experienced a trauma spill at home, it’s important to take immediate action to protect yourself and others from harm. Here are some steps you can take:
- Call emergency services: If someone is seriously injured.
- Wear protective equipment: If it’s safe to do so, put on protective equipment such as gloves, masks, and goggles before attempting to clean up the spill.
- Disinfect the area: Use a disinfectant to clean the affected area thoroughly, including any surfaces that may have come into contact with the spill.
- Properly dispose of contaminated items: Any items that have come into contact with the spill, including clothing and cleaning supplies, should be disposed of in biohazard waste bags.
- Seek professional help: If the trauma spill is particularly large or involves hazardous materials, it’s best to seek professional help to ensure that it is properly cleaned up and disposed of.
Remember, trauma spills can be dangerous, so it’s important to take all necessary precautions to protect yourself and others.
Why should I call trauma cleaners?
Trauma cleaners are professionals who are trained and equipped to handle cleaning and sanitizing in situations involving trauma, crime scenes, accidents, and other incidents that may result in biohazardous waste or contaminated areas. Here are some reasons why you might consider calling a trauma cleaner:
- Health and Safety: Trauma scenes can be dangerous and potentially hazardous to your health, especially if they involve blood, bodily fluids, or other biohazardous materials. Trauma cleaners are trained to handle these materials safely and effectively, protecting themselves and others from potential health risks.
- Proper Clean up: Trauma cleaners have specialized equipment and techniques for thoroughly cleaning and disinfecting trauma scenes. This ensures that all hazardous materials are properly removed, and the area is restored to a safe and clean condition.
- Legal Requirements: Depending on the circumstances of the incident, there may be legal requirements for proper clean up and disposal of biohazardous materials. Trauma cleaners are familiar with these regulations and can ensure that all necessary protocols are followed.
- Emotional Support: Trauma scenes can be emotionally overwhelming, and trauma cleaners are often trained to provide emotional support and assistance during the clean up process.
Overall, if you are dealing with a traumatic incident that requires specialized clean up, it is best to call a professional trauma cleaner to ensure that the area is properly cleaned and safe for yourself and others.