Minor blood cleanup
$500–$2,500
published range for this kind of job
Bio Recovery, Crime Scene Cleanup Cost.
Biohazard Cleanup Cost Estimator
Pick the kind of situation you're dealing with to see the published cost range for it. This tool does not calculate a price: it looks up the exact range Bio Recovery has published for that category, the same figures used in our full cost guide by scenario. It is a planning reference, not a quote, and Trauma Cleanup Guide does not perform remediation work itself.
Not sure which category fits? See the full list of situations that call for professional biohazard cleanup, or the full range for every situation in the table below.
Published ranges by situation
| Situation | Published range |
|---|---|
| Minor blood cleanup | $500 to $2,500 |
| Unattended death, early discovery | $1,500 to $5,000 |
| Suicide cleanup | $1,500 to $5,500 |
| Homicide or violent crime | $2,500 to $9,000 |
| Severe decomposition | $4,000 to $20,000 or more |
| Multi-room or large-scale | $7,500 to $25,000 or more |
Source: Bio Recovery, Crime Scene Cleanup Cost
Where these ranges come from
Every range above comes directly from Bio Recovery's own published cost table for crime scene and trauma cleanup. Selecting a situation looks up that exact published row; nothing is added, multiplied or estimated between rows.
Bio Recovery's own FAQ answers the question of what increases its cost the most directly: "The largest cost factors are usually decomposition severity, structural damage, odor penetration, and the total size of the affected area." The six situations above are priced differently from each other because they differ in those factors, not because any single one of them is ranked above the rest.
For worked real-world examples at each level, see the full cost guide, which cites the same source.
Frequently asked questions
Is this range calculated for my specific property?
No. Selecting a situation looks up the exact range Bio Recovery has published for that category and shows it unchanged. There is no formula, multiplier or size adjustment behind it.
Is this a quote?
No. It is a published-range lookup, useful for a rough idea before you call anyone. Actual cost depends on the specific property, how much material was affected and how long it sat before discovery. Get a walkthrough quote from more than one company and compare.
Why is the range for my situation so wide?
Bio Recovery's own answer to what increases its cost the most names decomposition severity, structural damage, odor penetration and the total size of the affected area: several factors, not one. A published range has to cover the spread all of those can create within a single category of job. Our full cost guide walks through worked examples at each level, using the same published figures shown here.
What isn't included in this range?
This is Bio Recovery's published range for the cleanup service itself. It does not tell you whether a specific quote you receive also covers structural reconstruction, contents replacement or extended deodorizing beyond the initial job. That varies by company and by situation, so ask directly what is and is not included before comparing quotes.
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