Biohazard & Trauma Cleanup Referrals in Tampa
Free referrals to independent providers for death, trauma, and blood cleanup. Our phone line is opening soon.
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If this has just happened
- Call 911 first if someone is hurt, in danger, or you have just found someone who has died.
- Wait for the scene to be released. If police or the medical examiner are involved, cleanup can't start until they say the property is released.
- Don't try to clean it yourself. Blood and bodily fluids can carry disease. Keep others, children, and pets away from the area.
- If you or a loved one is in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline).
Losing someone is hard enough. If you're facing cleanup after a death at home, an accident, a suicide, or any situation involving blood or bodily fluids, once our phone line opens, we'll be able to connect you by phone with an independent biohazard cleanup provider serving Tampa Bay so you don't have to search while you're grieving.
- Free to call
- No obligation to hire
- Discreet call
- Operated by Little Lion Holdings LLC
Before you hire anyone, you can look a company up on the Florida Department of Health's list of trauma scene cleanup providers (opens in a new tab). The Department notes that the list is not an endorsement. · Last updated October 25, 2026
Situations providers handle
- Unattended death cleanup: homes, apartments, and vehicles where a passing went undiscovered for a time.
- Trauma scene cleanup: after an accident or injury inside a home or business.
- Crime scene cleanup in Tampa: after law enforcement has released the property.
- Suicide cleanup: cleanup of the affected area after a death by suicide, so family members don't have to do it themselves.
- Blood and bodily fluid cleanup: including decomposition cleanup and odor removal after a death.
What to expect when you call, once the line opens
You'll be asked a few questions so the call reaches a provider that covers your ZIP code. The provider can usually talk you through next steps, timing, and costs on that first call. You're never obligated to hire anyone. See how it works.
Who should make the call?
Family members, executors, property managers, landlords, and business owners all call for biohazard cleanup. If you're helping a relative from out of state, a provider can often coordinate access with you by phone.
Support for you and your family
If you or a loved one is in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline). 988lifeline.org (opens in a new tab)
Areas covered
Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Brandon, Riverview, Wesley Chapel, and nearby communities in Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Pasco counties. City pages: Tampa · St. Petersburg · Clearwater · Brandon · Riverview · Wesley Chapel. See all Tampa Bay service areas.
Paying for cleanup: who pays · Florida victim compensation
Frequently asked questions
What is unattended death cleanup?
When someone passes away and is not found for some time, the home can be affected by bodily fluids and strong odor. Unattended death cleanup providers remove contaminated materials and clean and deodorize the affected areas.
Can I clean a blood or death scene myself?
Blood and bodily fluids can carry bloodborne pathogens, and Florida regulates how biomedical waste is handled and disposed of. Many families choose to call a professional provider rather than handle it themselves.
Will the provider be discreet?
Some providers use unmarked vehicles. If privacy matters to you, ask the provider about it when you're connected.
Does insurance cover crime scene or death cleanup?
Some homeowners policies may cover part of the cost depending on the policy and situation. Ask your insurer and the provider; we cannot advise on coverage.
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Free referral service operated by Little Lion Holdings LLC. We do not perform cleanup services. Independent providers are solely responsible for their work. We may be paid for referrals. Full referral disclaimer