Call Us For Unattended Death Cleanup in Missouri

Any time someone dies and is not discovered quickly they will decompose and leave behind biohazard in the form of blood and human fluids. These scenes we categorize as unattended deaths, and require our professional unattended death cleanup services we offer in over 100 locations in Missouri. MissouriCleanIt uses licensed and professionally trained trauma cleanup technicians, who have the proper equipment and protocols to safely remove the blood and bodily fluids left on surfaces where the corpse was discovered. Typically with our remediation efforts we can return some of the most extreme biohazard death scenes back to a safe and sanitary condition to our customers. We encourage you if you live in Missouri and have recently found out that a loved one died unattended death to call us to schedule our biohazard cleanup services to remediate and clean your home before the biohazards and blood cause further damage. We can schedule most homes in Missouri for unattended death cleanup services the same day you call us. Call now and speak with one of our team leaders today.

What Happens When A Corpse Decomposes

When a corpse decomposes at a home, a series of complex biological and chemical processes unfold. Decomposition begins shortly after death as enzymes and bacteria within the body start breaking down tissues. During the initial stages, the body’s cells lose structural integrity, leading to the release of gases and fluids. As time progresses, bacteria flourish, causing the body to bloat and emit strong odors due to the gases produced. This phase is followed by active decay, where tissues break down rapidly, causing the body to collapse and fluids to pool. Eventually, the body enters the advanced decay stage, during which most soft tissues are consumed, bones become visible, and odors begin to diminish. In the final stages, only bones, hair, and non-decomposable elements remain. Throughout this process, the decomposition can attract insects and scavengers, contributing to the ecosystem’s recycling of nutrients. The decomposition process is influenced by factors such as temperature, humidity, microbial activity, and access to oxygen, and its timeline can vary significantly depending on these conditions. Proper handling and disposal of remains during decomposition are crucial to maintaining public health and adhering to legal regulations. Due to this, it is important to hire our biohazard cleanup company in Missouri to ensure all proper hazardous cleaning and biohazard disposal is completed following all laws and regulations.

Results Make The Difference

An unattended death scene can’t be properly cleaned using carpet cleaners. The congealing blood-soaked material and surface areas are extremely difficult to clean up. Commonly an unattended death scene will not only have a lot of blood and human debris to clean, but there will oftentimes be bugs and extreme odors to contend with. MissouriCleanIt and our licensed trauma cleanup technicians will use advanced protocols and equipment designed to clean and remove these hazards. If you choose to attempt to clean a death seen using a do it yourself approach you will likely fail and in our experience make matters worse and more difficult to clean.

Example Of The Unattended Death Cleanup Process

Unattended death cleanup completed by our trauma cleanup technicians involves a meticulous and compassionate process to restore the affected area to a safe and habitable state after a body has been undiscovered for a period of time. The MissouriCleanIt technicians are specially trained to handle the challenges presented by such situations. Initially, we assess the extent of the decomposition and biohazardous contamination, taking into account factors like the time since death, environmental conditions, and structural impact. We meticulously remove any biohazardous materials, including bodily fluids, tissues, and contaminants, while adhering to strict safety protocols and using appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE). The technicians then thoroughly clean, disinfect, and deodorize the area, utilizing specialized cleaning agents and equipment designed to eliminate odors and pathogens. Any affected materials, including furniture or structural components, that cannot be adequately cleaned are safely removed and disposed of according to relevant Federal and Missouri biohazard regulations. Throughout the entire process, trauma cleanup technicians prioritize sensitivity to the emotional and psychological needs of those affected by the tragedy, providing support and maintaining confidentiality. This comprehensive approach we use ensures that the environment is not only physically clean and safe but also conducive to healing and closure for the individuals involved.

Scheduling Your Home For Biohazard Cleanup Services

Unlike some companies we make the process to schedule a home for an unattended death cleanup as simple and straightforward as possible. First, call us and let us know what city you are located in. You will be immediately assigned a customer advocate who handles your location and will answer any questions or concerns you have. They will protect your privacy and will try to get an understanding of what damage to the property you are aware of. Next, we will send out a team of trauma cleanup technicians to do an onsite evaluation of the damages. They will go over their findings with you and explain our recommendations for biohazard cleaning and restoration. If you have any homeowners insurance we will take down that information at this time and will help file a claim on your behalf. From start to finish you can be as involved on detached from the process as you would like. We work with our customers to make sure they are happy with the results and make every attempt to get you back in your home as soon as it is safe.