Discreet help after scene release

Suicide Cleanup

After a suicide, families and property owners may be left with a scene involving blood, bodily fluids, damaged materials, or other contamination. Cleanup can be one of the practical tasks that follows the immediate emergency.

Authorities first

If the incident is recent or the scene is active, contact emergency services and follow instructions from authorities. Do not disturb the area until it has been released.

Reduce the burden on family members

Loved ones do not need to take on significant biological cleanup themselves. Limiting access and arranging appropriate help can make the next step more manageable.

Property-specific scope

Affected flooring, furniture, walls, contents, or other materials should be evaluated based on what actually occurred.

Call when cleanup can begin

After the property is released, call 843-883-8751 to discuss the situation.

Need Help With a Biohazard Cleanup Situation?

Call and describe what happened, the property type, and the affected area. If there is immediate danger or an active emergency, contact 911 first.

Call 843-883-8751

Related Cleanup Information

Frequently Asked Questions

When can cleanup start?

After the appropriate authorities have completed their work and released the property.

Do family members need to clean the scene?

No. Significant biological contamination can be handled by a specialized cleanup provider.

What information is helpful when I call?

Property type, scene-release status, affected area, and any access concerns are useful.

Call 843-883-8751