A death that has gone unnoticed a couple of days, months or years is classified as an unattended death.

Clean Response understands that this is a very emotional time for you and is here to help you and your family in your time of need.

A dead body, whether human or animal, will begin to decompose in 1-2 days. The bodily fluids that leak out of the body are hazardous to your health and require professional cleanup and disposal. Bloodborne diseases can be present in the blood or in the bodily fluids. These can be highly dangerous and sometimes fatal.  Clean Response prides ourselves on being the finest trauma scene cleaners available.  One call to our professional, friendly, and understanding team of biohazard clean up experts is all it takes.  We’ll take over the trauma scene clean up so that you can be free to focus on getting your life back together.

Unattended death scenes, once discovered, can be especially gruesome and disturbing for anyone who encounters them. The details of the scene can be enough to disconcert even the most professional first responders and certainly the average person who may have known and loved the deceased.

Given enough time for nature to take its course, decomposition actually can pose many more health risks to anyone coming into contact with blood or bodily fluids that have been released than general natural death scenes.

It is imperative that only properly trained technicians donning the proper PPE be on hand to  handle the cleanup, removal of contaminated structural items and contents, and disinfect the impacted areas.