Unattended Death, Suicide & Body Decomposition Clean Up

Unattended death occurs when someone dies alone and is not discovered for a period of time. It's common among elderly individuals, people living alone, or those facing mental health challenges. We provide support for decomposition cleanup and suicide-related incidents.

What Happens After the Coroner Leaves?

Coroners and funeral directors remove the body but are not responsible for cleaning the scene. Professional services are available, though many families attempt cleanup unprepared for the emotional and physical risks involved.

Service Offerings

• Unattended deaths
• Suicide and attempted suicide cleanup
• Body decomposition and odour control
• Bodily fluid removal
• Deep cleaning and sanitisation

Discreet. Efficient. Compassionate.

We use unbranded vehicles and work quietly and respectfully to minimise additional burden on families and neighbours, backed by trauma and biohazard cleaning certification and full waste disposal licensing.