Crime Scene Cleanup in Fort Myers, FL
We come in after investigators release the scene and return the property to a safe, clean, livable condition — discreetly, and to certified standards.
What crime scene cleanup actually involves
Blood and bodily fluid travel farther than most people expect. It runs under baseboards, seeps between floor planks, soaks through carpet into the pad and tack strip, and can reach subflooring and wall cavities through outlets and switch plates. A scene that looks contained on the surface is rarely contained underneath.
Before anything is touched, our technicians map the full extent of contamination — checking hidden cavities, porous materials, and anywhere fluid could have migrated — so the cleanup plan addresses the whole scene, not just what's visible.
Depending on the scene, this also means removing fingerprint powder, chemical residue from presumptive tests, and any evidence markers left behind once investigators have finished, along with securing broken doors or windows from a forced entry.
Certified protocol isn't a slogan on this job — it's the standard we're held to on every property, every time.
Our technicians work to the ANSI/IICRC S540 Standard for Trauma and Crime Scene Cleanup — the published national standard covering inspection, containment, remediation, and confirmation of cleaning for scenes involving blood and other potentially infectious materials.
Every job follows OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens Standard (29 CFR 1910.1030): full PPE, a defined sequence of containment, gross removal, cleaning, and disinfection, and regulated biohazard waste packaged and transported per Florida Administrative Code Chapter 64E-16.
Where verification matters — for a family, a landlord, or an insurance file — we can confirm the surface is clean with ATP testing, giving an objective reading rather than just a visual check.
"The spot people miss most isn't the obvious one — it's the underside of things. The back of a baseboard, the pad under carpet that looks clean on top, the gap behind a door hinge. We check those first, every time."
— Alex, Lead Technician
Crime Scene Cleanup Services We Offer
Assault & Stabbing Scene Cleanup
Removal of blood and tissue from floors, walls, furniture, and fixtures, including contamination hidden in outlets, vents, and floor seams.
Gunshot Scene Cleanup
Cleanup of high-velocity blood spatter across ceilings and walls, plus coordination on removal and patching of affected drywall.
Fingerprint Powder Removal
Safe removal of black, magnetic, and fluorescent fingerprint powder from paint, fabric, glass, and wood without spreading or staining.
Break-In & Vandalism Cleanup
Broken glass removal, board-up coordination, and cleanup of any blood or bodily fluid left at a forced-entry point.
Vehicle Crime Scene Cleanup
Seat, carpet, and interior remediation for vehicles involved in a crime, with documentation for insurance.
Evidence-Safe Decontamination
Cleanup coordinated with the releasing agency so nothing is disturbed before the scene is officially handed back to the property owner.
How It Works
Confirm the scene is released
We confirm law enforcement has released the property before any work begins, and note anything investigators left behind.
Assess & map contamination
Technicians trace where blood and fluid actually traveled, including hidden cavities, and write the cleanup scope.
Certified remediation
Containment, removal of contaminated materials, and disinfection following ANSI/IICRC S540 and OSHA bloodborne pathogen protocols.
Verify & restore
A final walkthrough — with ATP testing where needed — confirms the space is safe and habitable again, and we coordinate with your insurance adjuster if a claim is involved.
Help With Costs
Homeowner and landlord insurance policies frequently cover crime scene cleanup as sudden, accidental property damage. We can open the claim on your behalf and work directly with your adjuster, and we provide itemized documentation either way.
Victims of violent crime in Florida can also contact the Attorney General's Office of Victim Services to ask whether victim compensation may help with cleanup costs — we're glad to point you in the right direction if you're not sure where to start.
What This Job Costs
Cost depends on how far contamination spread and what materials need to be removed. A small, contained scene may run a few hundred dollars; a scene that's reached subflooring or drywall costs more. You'll always get a written estimate before work begins, and we bill insurance directly when a claim is involved.
What's Included
- Walkthrough and written scope after the scene is released
- Full containment and PPE for every technician on site
- Removal of blood, tissue, and contaminated porous materials
- Fingerprint powder and chemical residue removal
- Disinfection with EPA-registered, hospital-grade products
- Odor treatment at the source, not just masking
- Regulated waste packaging and licensed biomedical transport
- ATP verification testing and photo documentation for insurance
Crime Scene Cleanup — FAQs
Do the police clean up after a crime scene in Fort Myers?
No. Law enforcement and the medical examiner collect evidence and remove the deceased, but cleanup responsibility belongs to the property owner. That's the gap we fill.
How soon can you start after the scene is released?
Usually the same day. We're available 24/7, and starting quickly limits how far blood and odor spread into porous materials like flooring and drywall.
Will you remove fingerprint powder too?
Yes — it's part of every crime scene job. Different powders need different solvents to avoid staining, and our technicians know which to use on which surface.
Will insurance cover crime scene cleanup?
In many cases, yes. Homeowner and landlord policies often cover it as sudden, accidental damage. We can open the claim and coordinate directly with your adjuster.
Is the cleanup discreet?
Always. We arrive in unmarked vehicles and handle every job with full confidentiality — there's no way for neighbors or passersby to know what kind of service is taking place.
What areas do you serve?
Lee, Charlotte, Collier, DeSoto, Glades, and Hendry counties, including Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, Naples, Port Charlotte, and the surrounding Southwest Florida region.
Request Crime Scene Cleanup
Tell us about your situation and we'll follow up right away — usually within one business day, sooner for emergencies.
A hard day doesn't have to get harder.
Call now for a discreet, no-obligation assessment — day or night.
Call (239) 464-2231 →