Cleanup Referrals in St. Petersburg
Free, discreet referrals to independent providers serving St. Petersburg. Our phone line is opening soon.
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
Once our phone line opens, one call will connect you with an independent cleanup provider that serves St. Petersburg and nearby Gulfport, St. Pete Beach, Pinellas Park, and Seminole. We are a referral service, not a cleanup company.
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).
Biohazard, trauma & unattended death cleanup referrals in St. Petersburg
In St. Petersburg, many calls involve condos, older bungalows, and seasonal residents. If a loved one lived here part of the year and you're coordinating from out of state, a provider can often arrange access with you and the building by phone.
Who's involved in St. Petersburg
- Scene release: usually the St. Petersburg Police Department. Cleanup starts only after the property is released.
- Medical examiner: St. Petersburg is in Pinellas County, served by the District Six Medical Examiner, which serves Pinellas and Pasco counties (opens in a new tab).
Ask any provider about its licenses, permits, insurance, written estimate, and how it disposes of biohazardous material. See biohazard cleanup referrals and who pays for cleanup.
Hoarding cleanup referrals in St. Petersburg
If the person who lives in the home is older or lives alone, consider asking a provider about room-by-room work so they can stay involved in decisions. Condo associations may have their own rules about debris containers and work hours, so check before work is scheduled.
If a property standards complaint has been made about the home, the notice usually comes from the City of St. Petersburg's codes compliance office. Keep any notice and its deadline handy when you talk to a provider. Landlords can read our guide for landlords and property managers.
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
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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