Carpet & Upholstery
When a property becomes the site of trauma, whether through sudden death, violence, or crisis, cleaning is never just about hygiene. It is about restoring dignity, protecting emotional safety, and ensuring that no one involved is retraumatised in the process.
At Fitz2Kleen, we have spent over 17 years responding to the most sensitive cleaning scenarios across Coventry and the West Midlands. We know that behind every biohazard scene is a human story. And we treat it with the care it deserves.
Trauma informed cleaning is more than wearing PPE and following protocols. It is a mindset. A way of working that:
• Respects the emotional impact of the scene
• Avoids judgment or sensationalism
• Communicates clearly and compassionately
• Prioritises discretion and psychological safety
• Restores the space without erasing its story
Whether we are cleaning after a death, supporting a hoarder clearance, or responding to a crisis, our team is trained to move gently, professionally, and with deep respect.
Housing associations and property managers often face situations that go far beyond routine maintenance. When trauma occurs in a tenancy, the response must be swift but also sensitive.
Without the right cleaning partner, you risk:
• Retraumatising tenants or families
• Breaching confidentiality
• Mishandling biohazards or legal compliance
• Damaging your organisation’s reputation
Fitz2Kleen offers housing teams peace of mind. We are fully insured, compliant with biohazard regulations, and trained in trauma informed practice. We clean with compassion, not just chemicals.
✅ Rapid response across Coventry and the West Midlands
✅ Clear communication with no jargon and no judgment
✅ Discreet service with unmarked vehicles available
✅ Full documentation for compliance and safeguarding
✅ Follow up support if needed
We work alongside housing officers, care teams, and local authorities to ensure every property is restored safely and every person involved is treated with dignity.
If you are managing a property affected by trauma, hoarding, or biohazard risk, we are here to help.
It’s a way of cleaning that understands the emotional weight behind mess, clutter, or neglect. Instead of rushing in with judgement or a checklist, we work gently, respectfully, and at the pace the person can handle. Recognising that the space often holds memories, grief, or survival stories. Clearance companies will go in like a bull in a china shop and just clear the place. We won’t just throw things out we ask, listen, and honour the emotional meaning behind those objects.
How long is a piece of string? No 2 jobs are ever the same so it’s important that every job is surveyed and evaluated. What Affects the Cost?
Type of trauma: Crime scene, suicide, hoarding, or industrial accident each carry different risks and protocols
Size of area: More space = more time, PPE, and specialist equipment
Biohazard level: Blood, bodily fluids, decomposition, or infectious risk all increase complexity
Urgency: Emergency call-outs or night work often carry premium rates
Disposal needs: Clinical waste, sharps, or contaminated furniture require licensed disposal.