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20+ Years in Business
About National Crime Scene Cleanup
The National Crime Scene Cleanup is a leading, fully licensed nationwide emergency cleanup company with over 20 years of experience.
Types of Cleaning Services Offered
Biohazards
NCSC cleaners are licensed and certified to remediate all biohazards, from bodily fluids to medical waste.
Crime Scenes
Crime scenes leave potentially fatal biohazards, including fingerprint powder that must be professionally removed.
Suicide
Compassionate, empathetic, knowledgable service dedicated to restoring some hope and peace of mind during a tragic time.
Vehicles
Anywhere there may be biohazards, NCSC can help. Hypodermic needles, blood, or drug residue can all be remediated—even in a car.
Who We Are
National Crime Scene Cleanup (NCSC) is an emergency crime scene cleanup company professionally licensed to clean up after residual biohazards.
NCSC comprises a nationwide network of experts and cleaners that are licensed and trained to respond to any biohazard emergency. Cumulatively, NCSC teams combine over 20 years of experience in the field.
NCSC's Mission
No family should ever be expected to clean up a biohazard situation in the wake of a loved one passing, especially if the person is untrained to do so.
NCSC’s mission is to make a difference to communities by taking the considerable task of cleaning and removing biohazards off the shoulder of citizens all across America.
Licensed, Bonded, & Insured
NCSC is fully licensed by federal, state, and local authorities to clean, remove, and transport all biohazardous waste.
In addition to being licensed, NCSC is also bonded and insured, meaning that NCSC undergoes additional background checks and operating costs to provide additional reassurance for each client.
The History of NCSC
The National Crime Scene Cleanup (NCSC) is a proud American owned and operated company founded in 2014 by a New York biohazard crew whose combined experience spans over 20 years. NCSC was founded to fill the gaps in local communities that needed trauma cleaning and biohazard remediation services.
Through the staff’s dedication, the NCSC staff quickly proved these services essential and became the surrounding community and law enforcement’s preferred referral. Today, NCSC operates as a 24 hour emergency cleanup service in thousands of municipalities along the 48 contiguous US.
How It Works
We Listen To Your Situation
NCSC's friendly representatives listen to your situation and takes down your information. This is used to bill insurance and help prep our teams with the proper equipment and supplies.
Testing & Treatment
NCSC crews arrive dressed in the appropriate PPE. Using cutting edge technology and remediation techniques, cleaners conduct testing and use EPA registered disinfectants to properly treat the job. Each situation is different: a friendly representative walks through the process before dispatch.
Job is Closed
After everything has been fully treated and restored to safety standards per OSHA regulations, the client signs off on the work and the job is closed. During this stage, NCSC also works with the client's insurance.
What's It Like Being a Crime Scene Cleaner?
It’s not a job for everyone, that’s for sure. The life of a crime scene cleaner challenges you mentally, physically, and emotionally. The rewards of helping families during the worst times makes it all worthwhile. If you’re curious, or have an interest in pursuing a career of crime scene cleaning yourself, feel free to read more about the job from the point of view of the cleaners below.
