Service
Crime scene cleanup, handled safely so families don't have to.
After a crime, the cleanup that's left behind is a biohazard job — and never one a family should face alone. Biohazard Cleanup MN handles the decontamination and restoration quietly and thoroughly, so the space can be safe again.
Overview
Proper biohazard decontamination, not just cleaning.
After a crime, once law enforcement has released the scene, what's
left behind is often a serious biohazard. Blood and bodily fluids
carry bloodborne pathogens, and fingerprint powder, residue, and
damaged materials add to the burden. It is not something a property
owner or grieving family should ever have to clean themselves, and in
most cases it isn't safe to try.
Biohazard Cleanup MN treats a crime scene as the biohazard situation
it is. We remove affected materials, decontaminate every surface to
proper standards, and neutralize odor at its source — returning the
space to a genuinely safe, clean condition. We work discreetly and at
a respectful pace, keeping you informed without ever making you look
at more than you want to.
What a crime scene cleanup includes
- Biohazard cleanup after the scene is released
- Blood & bodily-fluid decontamination
- Removal & disposal of affected materials
- Fingerprint powder & residue cleanup
- Sanitizing of floors, walls & surfaces
- Odor neutralized at the source
- Air scrubbing to clear the space
- Discreet, unmarked arrival & removal
Who usually calls us
Most people who reach out are family members, property owners, or
landlords dealing with the aftermath of something they never expected.
Sometimes it's a property manager, an estate executor, or a victim
advocate helping someone through the next steps.
Wherever you fit, you don't need to have anything figured out before
you call. We'll explain what happens, coordinate around the timing of
the scene's release, and take the physical work off your shoulders
entirely.
Discretion is part of the job
Vehicles are unmarked, technicians wear plain clothing, and we never discuss your situation with neighbors or anyone else. As far as anyone outside needs to know, we're just people helping with a home.
Does insurance cover crime scene cleanup?
Often, at least in part. Many homeowner's policies help cover
biohazard cleanup after a crime, and in some cases victim-assistance
programs may contribute as well. Coverage varies from policy to
policy, so we can't promise what yours will do, but we'll help you
understand what to look for and how billing typically works.
Either way, you get a clear estimate up front, and no work starts
until you're ready.
Our process
From the first call to a space that's safe again.
- Step 1
A private conversation
You call, we listen. We know this comes after something traumatic. We ask only what we need to and explain exactly how we work.
- Step 2
Access & assessment
Once the scene has been released by law enforcement, we arrive discreetly, assess the affected areas, and plan the work and timeline.
- Step 3
Decontamination & removal
We remove affected materials and decontaminate every surface to biohazard standards, safely and thoroughly.
- Step 4
Restore & walk-through
We deodorize, return the space to a safe condition, and walk you through the finished result.
Frequently asked
Crime scene cleanup questions.
When can crime scene cleanup begin?
Cleanup can start once law enforcement has finished processing the scene and formally released it. Until then, the area is part of an active investigation and can't be touched. As soon as it's released, call Biohazard Cleanup MN and we can usually be there the same day or the next.
Do the police clean up after a crime?
No. Law enforcement investigates and documents the scene, but they don't clean it — that responsibility falls to the property owner or family. Cleaning up blood and biohazards safely takes proper equipment and training, which is exactly what we handle so you never have to.
Do we have to be there?
No. Many people can't face returning to the scene, and that's completely understandable. You can arrange access and we'll keep you updated by phone. If you'd rather be present for decisions, that works too.
Is the cleanup kept private?
Yes. We arrive in unmarked vehicles and plain clothing and never discuss the situation with neighbors. Discretion is built into how we work.
Will there be any trace left behind?
Our goal is a space that is fully decontaminated and restored, with no biohazard and no lingering odor. We remove or treat affected materials, sanitize the surfaces underneath, and deodorize at the source.
Does insurance cover crime scene cleanup?
Often, at least in part. Many homeowner's policies help cover biohazard cleanup after a crime, and some victim-assistance programs may help as well. Coverage varies, so we can't promise what yours will do, but we'll help you understand what to look for and how billing typically works.
What areas do you serve?
Biohazard Cleanup MN covers the seven-county Twin Cities metro — Hennepin, Ramsey, Dakota, Anoka, Carver, Scott, Washington County — and we can arrange a visit anywhere in it.
We're here whenever you're ready.
Call any time. Biohazard Cleanup MN will handle the cleanup with care and keep everything private.