Trauma cleaning, also known as biohazard cleanup or crime scene cleaning, is a specialized service that involves thoroughly cleaning, disinfecting, and decontaminating areas where traumatic events like accidents, violent crimes, or unattended deaths have occurred, removing potentially hazardous materials like blood, bodily fluids, and tissue to restore the space to a safe and habitable condition; requiring specialized training and protective equipment due to the potential health risks involved.

At Ease Restoration trains all employees and follows OSHA procedures for exposure to biologiocal waste. An Exposure Control Plan (ECP) is a written document outlining procedures and strategies a workplace uses to minimize employee exposure to bloodborne pathogens, like blood and other potentially infectious materials (OPIM), by identifying high-risk tasks, providing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), and detailing post-exposure procedures in case of accidental exposure, all in compliance with OSHA regulations; essentially, it's a plan to prevent or significantly reduce the risk of employees contracting infections from bodily fluids in the workplace.

With a focus on public safety and personal privacy, At Ease Restoration maintains professional practices to return all spaces and effected areas to the state they were in prior to incident. Any and all methods necessary to restore a home or rebuild damaged materials will be exercised.