When Everyone Else Has Gone Home
After law enforcement and the coroner release a scene, the cleanup that remains is usually the property owner's responsibility, not the city's. That is where we come in. We are the ones who arrive quietly afterward and make the space safe again.
Our crews are trained for biohazard work and follow OSHA and bloodborne pathogen safety standards, using EPA-registered disinfectants to remove hazards and prevent cross-contamination. We treat every scene, and every family, with dignity.
- Crime and trauma scene cleanup
- Unattended death cleanup
- Suicide and accident cleanup
- Infectious disease decontamination
- Biohazard and bodily fluid removal
- Odor removal and full restoration
Careful, Discreet, Thorough
A safe, respectful process that protects your health and your privacy from the first call to the last.
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A Discreet, Rapid Response
We answer 24/7 and respond quickly, arriving in unmarked vehicles on request so the situation stays private.
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Contain and Protect
We put on full protective equipment and contain the affected area so nothing spreads to the rest of the property.
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Remove Biohazards
We safely remove and dispose of all biohazardous materials following OSHA and bloodborne pathogen protocols and legal requirements.
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Decontaminate and Disinfect
We clean and disinfect every affected surface with EPA-registered products to eliminate pathogens, bacteria, and viruses.
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Deodorize and Restore
We neutralize odor at the source and restore the space, so nothing is left to remind you of what happened.
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Handle the Paperwork
We document everything and work directly with your insurance whenever possible, so you have one less thing to carry.
Compassion and Quiet Expertise
Discreet and Compassionate
We move quietly and treat your family with respect. Unmarked arrival is available any time you ask.
Trained and Protocol-Driven
Our crews follow OSHA and bloodborne pathogen safety standards and use EPA-registered disinfectants, so the job is done safely and completely.
We Work With Insurance
Many trauma and biohazard claims are covered. We document everything and bill your insurer directly whenever we can.
Biohazard & Crime Scene Questions
Straight answers to the questions people ask us at the hardest times. If yours is not here, just call.
In most cases the property owner or family is, not the police or the county. Law enforcement and the coroner investigate and release the scene, but the cleanup afterward is left to you. That is exactly the part we take off your hands.
Often, yes. Homeowner's insurance frequently covers trauma and biohazard cleanup, and we bill the insurer directly whenever we can. If there is no coverage, we give you a clear, upfront price and options, including financing, before any work begins.
No. First responders and investigators do their work and then leave. What remains, the biohazards and the cleanup, is not their job. We think of ourselves as the last responders, the ones who come afterward and make the space safe again.
Very. We can arrive in unmarked vehicles, work quietly, and keep everything completely confidential. Protecting your family's privacy is part of doing this work with dignity.
Talk to Our Family Today
Free estimate. No pressure. Completely confidential. Tell us what happened and we will take it from here.
Prefer to talk now? Call us 24/7 at (720) 266-7803.
- Call or Text (720) 266-7803
- Email mcordova@hprestore.co
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