Guides for families and landlords
Practical guides for the days after a death, a crime or an injury at home.
- Who paysFlorida's victim compensation, insurance, landlords and estates.
- After a death at homePolice, the medical examiner, the funeral home and then the cleanup, in order.
- For landlordsA death or injury in a unit you rent out: the unit, the tenant's family and the next lease.
- How a call worksWho answers, what they will ask and what to ask them.
- QuestionsShort answers on timing, safety, privacy and paying.
Situations
- Crime scene cleanupAfter a homicide, an assault or a break-in with injuries, once police release the home.
- Unattended deathWhen someone died alone and was found days or weeks later.
- Suicide cleanupHelp for the family with the room, and with what comes first.
- Blood and bodily fluidsInjuries, falls and illness that left blood or fluids on floors, walls or furniture.
- Hoarding with biohazardsA packed home with animal or human waste, rotting food or pests.
- Disease disinfectionCleaning after an infectious illness, with disinfectants matched to the germ.
- Vehicle cleanupBlood or fluids in a car, truck or van, including seats and carpet.
Call when you are ready
You will speak with an independent cleanup company that works around Sanford. Say what happened and where, ask what they would do and what affects the price, and take your time deciding.
Call (407) 548-1715
Phones answered 24 hours a day, every day
Calls may be recorded. Details are in the referral disclosure and privacy policy.