Unattended Death Cleaning Sydney

What is Unattended Death Cleaning?

One of the most challenging and grim situations Forensic Cleaning technicians can face is an unattended death. This occurs when a person dies and isn’t found for weeks or even months. If left untreated, even the smallest amount of biological material may lead to serious physical damage within the home. Unattended Death Cleaning involves removal of all biohazards, contaminated items, decontamination and sanitisation of the affected area or whole of the property.

Are Unattended Death Clean Ups Necessary?

In the case of an unattended death clean up, the human body can begin to decay only 15 minutes. As a result, if left for day or weeks, widespread contamination will occur in the property. This can include body fluid seepage into the flooring, walls, sub-flooring and furnishings. Airborne bacteria cause lingering odours will be present. In addition to being unpleasant, can impact both the safety and well being of future occupants. Appropriately trained Unattended Death Cleaning technicians will remove, disposed and disinfect any affected surfaces using specialised microbial agents. These agents work on the molecular level to neutralise any harmful pathogens and bacteria.

Why Choose Us For Your Unattended Death Cleaning Requirements.

Unattended Death Cleaning technicians from Sydney Crime Scene Cleaning are trained to successfully decontaminate and remediate all areas in the property which are contaminated. This can including grout, cement, wood flooring and other surfaces. Additionally, they will work to eliminate any odour causing bacteria by utilising specialised Hydroxol and Ozone technology. Sydney Crime Scene Cleaning technicians are fully insured, experienced biohazard remediation and Unattended Death Cleaning specialists who wear personal protective equipment and follow approved safety and disinfection procedures to help return the scene to a safe, clean state.