When tragedy strikes, property owners are often left with the burden of cleaning up biohazardous materials—a task no one should face alone. At PuroClean of Landmark District, we specialize in discreet, compassionate, and professional crime scene cleanup Seattle residents can rely on. Our certified technicians handle sensitive scenarios including homicide and violent crime scenes, suicide scene cleanup Seattle, and unattended death cleanup Seattle, bringing peace of mind in the most difficult moments.
Biohazard remediation involves far more than standard cleaning. It requires the removal, decontamination, and legal disposal of materials that may contain bloodborne pathogens or infectious agents. Our crime scene cleanup Seattle team follows strict OSHA and EPA protocols, using specialized equipment to fully sanitize affected areas and make them safe for reentry.
Homicide and violent crime scenes often involve blood, bodily fluids, damaged structures, and other contaminants like tear gas or fingerprint powder—requiring both technical skill and emotional sensitivity. Similarly, suicide scene cleanup Seattle demands a respectful and thorough approach that honors grieving families while restoring the property safely.
Unattended death cleanup Seattle becomes necessary when a deceased person is not discovered for an extended time. These scenes often involve strong odors, advanced decomposition, and extensive contamination. Our trained technicians manage everything from odor control and structural cleaning to full biohazard removal—restoring the space with safety and respect.
Whether the incident occurs in a home, rental unit, vehicle, or commercial building, crime scene cleanup Seattle should only be performed by trained professionals. DIY cleanup poses major health and legal risks due to improper handling and disinfection of biohazards.
Our team is expert in handling these assignments. We have done all of these types of
trauma scene many times. Our processes, chemistry, equipment, and training are
second to none.
Our fee schedule is modest, below what many others require who don’t have our
training and systems.
Blood Biohazard required great empathy and sensitivity, as well as technical skill.
Our team is trained in this highly technical and dangerous work. Safety is always the
prime directive. The individual wears PPE gowns, headgear with ventilation, gloves,
calf-height booties.
Testing is done by an ATP Meter. ATP – Adenosine triphosphate
is a molecule found in the cells of all living and formerly living
things. The presence of ATP is used to quanitify the cleanliness of a surface.
Biohazards are any biological contaminants that have the risk of carrying disease, such as those found in sewage, mold, or any viral or bacterial contamination such as MRSA. Biohazards also include toxins found in decaying organisms, as well as bodily fluids.
Many insurance policies cover the biohazard and crime scene cleanup. Check with your insurance provider to confirm the details of your specific policy.
Myth 1 – Bleach is the best product for clean-up
Poor choice.
Extremely hazardous material.
Unhealthy & unpleasant fumes
Eye & respiratory irritation.
Causes color loss in fabric & other materials.
Corrodes metal.
Ineffective in presence of organic material.
PuroClean Northwest uses solutions not available in stores, they are
precision formulas registered with the EPA for use in such
conditions.
Myth 2 – The police will clean up the scene
Not True.
Clean-up is not the duty of law enforcement.
Police are not a referral source for restoration companies.
Clean-up requires specific training, materials, equipment, safety
measures, and chemical solutions. PuroClean Northwest fulfills
these requirements.
Myth 3 – OSHA certified companies are most qualified to provide biohazard
services
No individual or company is “OSHA Certified”
OSHA enforces federal regulation regarding
safety of employees and work environments
Bloodborne Pathogens Standard (29 CFR
1910.1030)
PuroClean Northwest is trained regarding
bloodborne pathogens and all crew members are property
inoculated. Laymen should not attempt clean-up.
Myth 4 – When cleaning blood, when the red is gone, so is the problem.
Past procedure – only cleaned what was visible.
Invisible bacteria and other potentially harmful substances must be
considered.
Seepage and penetration
PuroClean Northwest has a 7-part process that includes load
removal, then forensic cleaning, then professional disinfection. We
prove thoroughness by ATP testing (swab and meter).
Myth 5 – a home cleaning or janitorial company can do the work.
Do not have proper training and knowledge to protect themselves and
others.
Do not have proper equipment, tools, or products.
Usually unaware of bio-contaminate removal and disposal regulations.
PuroClean Northwest has training based on
science and backed by experience.
https://biosheenservices.com/
The Crime Scene / Biohazard clean-up
industry is totally unregulated. It is a buyer’s
beware market. Don’t do it yourself, and
qualify the contractor you choose.
Insurance: Our experience is that blood biohazard losses are generally covered by
homeowner’s insurance. We recommend contacting your agent to inquire. PuroClean
Northwest has an earned reputation for quality and integrity on trauma scene losses,
and often adjusters give us permission to do what we think is best to mitigate the
property such as to cause the least amount of added stress to the family affected.
Credentials: Multiple of our crew members have attended the world-class Microbial
Warrior course. This hands-on course was taught by Jeff and Lori Jones of Oklahoma
City, OK. https://biosheenservices.com/about-us/ They both have international
reputations as the premier content provider and trainers for
biohazard abatement.
PuroClean Northwest owner and founder Bob Jordan, a
licensed professional engineer with degrees in mechanical
engineering and chemical technologies, is on the advisory
board for Microbial Warrior.
https://www.microbialwarrior.com/about-us/#ab
We are the only certified Microbial Warrior company west
of the Mississippi. We consult with Jeff and Lori Jones
multiple times per month on process, chemistry, safety,
logistics, training, and more.
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