Expert Crime Scene Cleanup in Rockland & Westchester
After the Investigation Ends, Our Work Begins.
When law enforcement clears a crime scene, what remains can be overwhelming. Blood, bodily fluids, fingerprint dust and the emotional weight of what occurred often leave families and property owners facing an impossible situation, unsure where to turn or how to move forward.
That's where we come in.
Sworn Restoration is led by a certified biohazard remediation specialist and supported by OSHA-trained technicians who provide thorough crime scene cleanup with the discretion and respect the situation demands. We handle all biological and chemical contamination, including blood, bodily fluids and hazardous materials. Every surface is disinfected. Every odor is addressed. Every trace of what happened is carefully removed so you don't have to carry it with you.
We work quietly, efficiently and confidentially. Because the last thing you need right now is more chaos.
Key Features:
• Available 24/7 because crime doesn't keep business hours
• IICRC certified leadership with OSHA-trained support staff
• Rapid, controlled response to minimize exposure
• Discreet, unmarked vehicles and confidential service
• A compassionate approach rooted in respect for what you're going through
Frequently Asked Questions
What services does Sworn Restoration provide?
We specialize in biohazard remediation, unattended death cleanup, crime scene cleanup, hoarding cleanup and emergency vehicle decontamination.
How quickly can Sworn Restoration respond to an emergency?
We're available 24/7 for emergencies and typically respond within 1–2 hours, depending on your location within Rockland and Westchester Counties.
Are your services discreet?
Yes. Our vehicles are unmarked and our technicians are trained to work quietly and respectfully. Discretion and compassion are built into how we operate, from the first call to final clearance. Your neighbors won't know why we're there.
Do you work with insurance?
Yes. We work with most major insurance providers and can assist with the claims process, including direct billing when applicable. Our goal is to reduce your stress, not add to it.
Are your technicians certified?
Sworn Restoration is led by a certified biohazard remediation technician trained to OSHA and IICRC standards. Every team member is OSHA trained in bloodborne pathogen safety before they step foot on a job site. We use professional-grade equipment and follow strict protocols, every time.
What makes Sworn Restoration different?
Sworn Restoration is led by a retired NYPD Lieutenant with over 20 years of experience managing complex and sensitive scenes. We've seen the worst and understand what's at stake. And we bring that experience to every job—technical precision, calm under pressure and genuine care for the people we're helping. This work is personal to us.
When can cleanup begin after a crime?
Cleanup can only begin after law enforcement has officially released the scene. Once we receive confirmation that the investigation is complete, we can typically be on-site within hours. If you're unsure whether the scene has been released, contact the officer assigned to your case.
Who is responsible for crime scene cleanup?
After law enforcement has completed their investigation and released the scene, arrangements for cleanup typically fall to the property owner or the family. Police and medical examiners remove the body and evidence, but biological contamination may remain. Many families aren’t aware of this until they’re faced with it, which is why we’re here—to take that burden off your shoulders.
Will you work with my landlord or property manager?
Yes. We coordinate with landlords, property managers, attorneys and real estate agents. Whether you're a tenant, a property owner or managing a rental, we can communicate directly with whoever needs to be involved and provide documentation for all parties.
Trusted in the Hardest Moments
Sworn Restoration provides expert biohazard cleanup and trauma remediation with strict safety standards and a deeply human approach.