When the Cleanup Cannot Wait

Some situations need attention as soon as possible. A scene that sits for days can let fluids soak deeper into floors and walls, strengthen odors, and keep a family or business from using the space.

In the first hours after a traumatic event, many people are in shock and unsure what to do next. A single phone call to our team starts the process, and we will explain what happens next in plain language.

If emergency responders or law enforcement are still involved, wait until they release the scene before cleanup begins. We can talk with you about timing when you call.

Technician putting on a full face respirator and protective coveralls in a staging area

Urgent Situations We Respond To

Urgent biohazard cleanup when a scene cannot wait, with a crew that arrives ready to contain the area and begin the work.

Trauma and injury scenes with blood or bodily fluids
Unattended deaths discovered after time has passed
Sudden contamination in a business that must reopen
Bodily fluid contamination in a rental before new tenants arrive
Infectious contamination that puts other people at risk
Scenes where odor is already affecting nearby spaces

What Happens After You Call

Call Us Directly
Call (719) 888 4666 and tell us what happened, where the property is, and whether the scene has been released.
Prepare for Arrival
We confirm details with you and explain what to do, and what not to touch, until the crew arrives.
Contain the Scene
The crew sets up containment and protective equipment first so the hazard stops spreading.
Complete the Cleanup
Cleaning, removal, and disinfection continue until the area is safe, followed by proper disposal of the waste.

First Steps While You Wait

Stay Out of the Area

Close doors to the affected room if you can do so without touching contaminated surfaces, and keep children and pets away.

Do Not Start Cleaning

Wiping or scrubbing fluids can push contamination deeper into materials and expose you to pathogens. Leave it for the crew.

Call 911 First When Needed

If anyone is hurt or in danger, call 911 before anything else. Cleanup always comes after emergency responders finish their work.

Related Services

Many cleanups involve more than one kind of work. These services are often part of the same job. You can also view all of our services or see our nationwide service areas.