What Services Does Emergency Response Crime Scene Cleaning Offer?

Emergency Response Crime Scene Cleaning is a licensed Trauma Scene Practitioner based in the Los Angeles area. According to the company, it serves homeowners, law enforcement agencies, property management companies, and city, county, and state agencies across Southern California — specifically Los Angeles County, Orange County, San Bernardino County, and Riverside County, among others. Its work covers remediation of residential, commercial, and industrial environments affected by biological infectious waste such as blood or body fluids, as well as areas affected by human decomposition.

Crime Scene and Homicide Cleaning

The company lists homicide cleaning as a core service. This falls under its broader remediation work for biological infectious waste, including blood and body fluids, and for areas affected by human decomposition. The stated goal is to safely and thoroughly clean the scene and restore the property.

Traffic, Street, and Roadway Accident Cleanup

Two related services appear in the company's listings:

• Traffic & street cleaning — cleanup tied to traffic and street incidents
• Roadway accident cleanup — described as clearing hazards from roadway accidents

Hoarder and Animal Cleanup

This category covers two distinct situations:

• Hoarder house cleanup — the company frames this around safety risk, describing it as help "when safety is at risk"
• Animal cleanup — including animal waste cleanup services, and hantavirus cleanup for rodent droppings at home

Mold and Water Damage Remediation

Mold and water damage remediation is listed as a separate service line, alongside the biohazard and trauma-related work.

Specialized Cleaning Services

Beyond homes and accident scenes, the company handles cleanup in law enforcement and institutional settings:

Who These Services Are For

Based on the company's own description, its clients include:

• Homeowners
• Law enforcement agencies
• Property management companies
• City, county, and state agencies

Its service area centers on Southern California, with Los Angeles County, Orange County, San Bernardino County, and Riverside County named specifically.

What to Check Before Booking

The site does not publish pricing, licensing details beyond "licensed Trauma Scene Practitioner," or response-time guarantees. If you need service, contact the company directly to confirm:

• Whether your location falls inside its service area
• Whether your specific situation (for example, an unattended death, suicide scene, or biohazard waste disposal) is covered
• What the process involves for your property type — residential, commercial, or industrial

The company's blog also addresses related questions such as when to call a biohazard waste disposal company, what blood cleanup from concrete takes, and what the unattended death cleanup process involves, which can help you judge whether your situation matches its services.