Biohazard and Trauma Cleanup Services in Las Vegas
Find the closest match below, then call. A scene can be two of these at once, and the walk-through covers both.
Start with what happened
Las Vegas Bio Clean arranges all of these across Clark County, Nevada, with licensed, insured crews on every job. Each page covers how the work goes here.
Someone died at home and wasn't found right away
This is the page for decomposition, how far fluid traveled, and what Las Vegas heat does to the timeline. It also covers mobile homes and two-story plans.
Police have finished at a crime scene
Covers blood in carpet and subfloor, fingerprint powder, sharps, and the difference between what can be cleaned and what's cut out.
Someone took their own life
What a crew can do without you there, what you can ask for, and where to find loss support in Southern Nevada.
The smell won't go away
For a room that's been cleaned and still smells. Covers what holds odor, why ozone and fresheners don't fix it, and what to do about ducts.
The smell is coming from a neighbor's unit
For tenants and managers: how odor moves between apartments, and what to ask.
A house or unit nobody can walk through
Clutter levels, working with the person living there, estate clear-outs and rentals at turnover.
A unit where fentanyl or meth was used or made
Lab wipe testing, why the chemistry differs between the two, and what Nevada law does and doesn't say.
Blood or a death in a car or truck
Seat foam, carpet and the cabin filter, the 65% total loss line, and when a car isn't worth cleaning.
You manage units, hotel rooms or a funeral home
One number for repeat work, what Southern Nevada's hotel rules name, and Nevada disclosure rules.
Most jobs mix more than one service
A death in a hoarded house needs both kinds of work, in order. A crime scene that sat for a few days in summer brings odor along. A rental after a tenant dies may also need a residue test before anyone else moves in. You don't have to sort that out before calling. Describe the property, and the visit works out the order.
Every job follows the same basic order
Soaked material comes out and goes for disposal. Hard surfaces get cleaned and disinfected. Odor gets treated after its source is gone. Then you get the paperwork. The cost guide covers how that's priced.
You don't have to name the service
On the visit, the crew sees what's there and sets the order of the work, even when the job is more than one service on this list.
Call(725) 745-8630Have these on hand
- What happened, in your own words
- Where the property is
- How far along the police or coroner are