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Biohazard & specialist cleaning

Cleaning for situations that aren’t ordinary.

Infection control, mould, fire and soot, trauma, hoarding and hazardous waste, across Devon, Cornwall, Somerset and Dorset.

Discreet by default

Unmarked arrival on request. We don't discuss a job with anyone but the person who booked it.

Certified for the work

David and Marianna both hold the CPD-approved Biohazard & Specialist Cleaning certification.

Compliant disposal

Hazardous waste handled, transported and disposed of to health-and-safety requirements.

What we’re trained in

Nine specialisms

Every one of these is work we’re certified and equipped for, not a list of things we’d be willing to try. If what’s happened doesn’t obviously fit one of them, call anyway. It usually fits more than one.

Infection control

Outbreak response and controlled decontamination for premises that need to be safe to reopen quickly.

Mould remediation

Treating the mould and the damp conditions behind it, so the problem doesn't return once the walls are dry.

Fire & soot damage

Soot, smoke residue and the smell that outlasts both. Restored room by room after fire damage.

Odour removal

Toxic and persistent odours neutralised at source rather than masked, including nicotine and decomposition.

Sharps & needle sweeps

Systematic sweeps of properties, grounds and communal areas, with compliant sharps disposal.

Hoarding & clearances

Cluttered and hoarded properties cleared and cleaned at a pace that works for the people involved.

Trauma & bodily fluid

Decontamination after an incident, death or injury. Handled discreetly, with unmarked arrival on request.

Vehicle & cell cleans

Biohazard cleaning of vehicles and custodial cells, turned around to a documented standard.

Hazardous waste

Health-and-safety-compliant handling, transport and disposal of hazardous waste from every job we take on.

Recent work

What the work actually looks like

Photographs from jobs we’ve completed. Nothing staged, nothing borrowed.

The same corner cleaned and being dried out with a dehumidifierAfter
Mould along a skirting board with wallpaper lifting from a damp wallBefore

Mould remediation

Growth had spread along the skirting and lifted the wallpaper away from a wall that was still wet. We removed the affected material, treated the growth, and dried the structure out before anything was made good, because mould treated without drying comes straight back.

A heavily nicotine-stained ceiling, part-cleaned to reveal the original white paint beneath

Odour & nicotine removal

Decades of tobacco residue had turned this ceiling amber and left an odour no amount of airing would shift. The cleaned patch is the original paint colour. Odour work is only finished when the smell is gone at source rather than sitting under a fragrance.

A room filled floor to waist height with accumulated possessions and bagged belongings

Hoarding & cluttered properties

Clearance work is as much about the person as the property. We work at a pace the householder or family is comfortable with, agree in advance what’s kept, and clean the space properly once it’s clear. No lectures, no photographs shared without permission.

How it works

From first call to signed off

  1. 01

    Tell us what's happened

    Same day

    Call or message. Give us only what you're comfortable giving. We can work out the rest on site.

  2. 02

    Assessment & quote

    Before we start

    We establish scope, hazard level, access and the kit required, then quote a real figure.

  3. 03

    Attend & decontaminate

    Agreed with you

    Full PPE, correct products, compliant waste disposal, and the property handed back safe to use.

What’s included as standard

  • Full PPE: suits, respirators, eye protection, gloves
  • Professional-grade biocides and specialist treatments
  • Containment of the affected area where needed
  • Compliant collection and disposal of hazardous waste
  • Structural drying where moisture is part of the problem
  • A walk-through with you before we leave

What we’ll tell you honestly

  • If the job needs a specialist we're not, we'll say so and point you on
  • If a surface can't be saved and needs replacing rather than cleaning
  • If damp or a leak will bring the problem back unless it's fixed first
  • What we can realistically do today versus what needs a second visit

Asked. Answered.

Biohazard cleaning questions

Is it confidential?

Yes. We can arrive in unmarked vehicles and plain kit, we don't discuss jobs with neighbours or anyone other than the person who booked us, and we don't publish photographs of a job without explicit permission.

Do I need to be there while you work?

No. Plenty of people would rather not be, and that's completely normal. We can work from access arrangements and update you by phone.

Can you deal with the smell as well as the mess?

Yes. Toxic odour treatment is one of the nine specialisms. Odours from decomposition, smoke, nicotine and damp are treated at source. Anything that only masks a smell isn't a finished job.

Do you work with insurers, landlords and local authorities?

Yes. We can document scope and completion for an insurance claim, a landlord, or a local authority, and provide the paperwork you need for hazardous waste disposal.

What qualifies you to do this work?

David and Marianna both completed the Biohazard & Specialist Cleaning course with Growth Nation, a CPD-approved training provider (provider #1018834), in January 2026. We're also fully insured, and happy to send certificates and cover details before you commit to anything.

How far will you travel?

We're based in Exeter and cover Devon, Cornwall, Somerset and Dorset as standard. For specialist work we'll travel further than we would for a routine clean, so ask even if you're outside those counties.

Specialist cleaning across Devon, Cornwall, Somerset and Dorset

Based in Exeter, with further travel possible for specialist work.

  • Exeter (EX)
  • Plymouth (PL)
  • Torbay (TQ)
  • Truro & Cornwall (TR)
  • Taunton (TA)
  • Bath & North Somerset (BA)
  • Dorset (DT/BH)

Tell us what’s happened.