An unexpected death in the family or of a close friend can be traumatic. Coming across a decomposing dead body can be one of the most distressing things a person is ever likely to face. When somebody dies and they are not discovered straight away, the body is in a state of decomposition and within a few hours, it can become a serious health hazard.

Dependent on the length of time the person has been dead for insects begin to multiply. It may be necessary to remove curtains, carpets, soft furnishings and in some cases even floorboards as seepage, blood and fluids can be very difficult to remove, and they may contain bacteria and infectious diseases.

The horrendous smell is partly due to the escape of ammonia and sulfur dioxide from the body. As it is biohazardous problem, cleaning it yourself is not an option. We can provide the specialist cleaning required.

Our experienced technicians trained in decontamination use equipment that can sanitise not only hard, semi-hard surfaces but also the air within the room.

We understand the stress and trauma of dealing with an unexpected death. So let us help you in your time of need to clean the property professionally and make it safe to be occupied again.