Trauma Cleaning
HazRestore provides trauma cleaning across the UK, 24 hours a day, discreetly and to a clinical standard, with every job fully insured and all hazardous waste removed under licence.
What is trauma cleaning?
Trauma cleaning is the containment, cleaning and disposal of blood and bodily fluids after an injury, medical event or violent incident, carried out to clinical standards to remove the infection risk.
Blood and bodily fluids carry real infection risk. Our technicians contain, clean and dispose of everything to clinical standards. It is part of HazRestore's trauma services, carried out by trained, DBS-checked technicians to a clinical standard.
When do you need trauma cleaning?
You need trauma cleaning after an accident, self-harm, a medical emergency or any incident that has left blood or bodily fluids in a property.
Whether you are a family member, a landlord, a letting agent, a business or a public body, HazRestore attends discreetly, makes the property safe again, and can deal with insurers on your behalf.
What does HazRestore's trauma cleaning process involve?
HazRestore follows a four-stage process for trauma cleaning, from a single call through to verified safe reuse, containing the hazard, decontaminating the area, and removing all waste under licence.
- 1You call, day or nightA trained coordinator answers at any hour, records the situation and location, and gives you a realistic time for a team to reach you.
- 2We attend and assessTechnicians arrive in unmarked vehicles, assess the contamination, and agree the plan with you before work begins.
- 3We contain and cleanThe affected area is contained, decontaminated and disinfected to a clinical standard, with any odour treated at source.
- 4We dispose and verifyAll hazardous waste is removed under licence (EA carrier CBDU34585), and the property is checked and returned to safe use.
How much does trauma cleaning cost?
Trauma Cleaning typically costs £600 to £2,500. This is an indicative range to confirm at survey, not a fixed price, because the cost depends on the size of the affected area, the level of contamination, access and the volume of waste.
Many of these jobs are covered by household or commercial insurance. HazRestore can speak to your insurer and, in most cases, bill the claim directly so you are not left out of pocket.
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What do customers say?
HazRestore is delivered by the specialist cleaning team at our parent company, rated 4.4 out of 5 from 65 reviews on Trustpilot.
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Read the reviews on TrustpilotWhy choose HazRestore for trauma cleaning?
People choose HazRestore for trauma cleaning because it combines a 24 hour response with clinical decontamination standards, licensed waste disposal and discreet, unmarked attendance, backed by recognised accreditation.
HazRestore is CHAS, SMAS, RoSPA, SafeContractor and CSSA accredited, DBS-checked, fully insured, and an Environment Agency registered waste carrier (CBDU34585).
Related HazRestore services
Trauma Cleaning often goes hand in hand with these related services. HazRestore handles all of them under one team.
Where does HazRestore provide trauma cleaning?
HazRestore provides trauma cleaning across England, Scotland and Wales, with local response from more than fifty city regions, including London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Glasgow, Cardiff.
See all areas we cover to find your nearest hub.
Common questions about trauma cleaning
Is trauma cleaning available 24/7?
Yes. HazRestore provides trauma cleaning 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and aims to attend the same day, often within a few hours for genuine emergencies.
How much does trauma cleaning cost?
Trauma Cleaning typically costs £600 to £2,500. These are indicative ranges confirmed at survey, and many jobs are covered by insurance, which HazRestore can bill directly.
Will trauma cleaning be carried out discreetly?
Yes. HazRestore attends in unmarked vehicles on request and works sensitively and to a clinical standard on every job.
How is the waste disposed of?
All clinical and hazardous waste is removed under HazRestore's Environment Agency waste carrier registration (CBDU34585), with the paperwork handled for you.
Need trauma cleaning?
Call any hour and speak to someone who understands the situation. HazRestore attends discreetly and can deal with landlords or insurers on your behalf.