You worry too much Jane .. besides a little bleach will clean up blood

Plan on hiring someone to take out the carpets Mop: mop the floors with bleach and water and let dry for a few hours Clean: clean every square inch in the kitchen Prime the floors: get some Kilz Oil-based primer with a long-handled paint roller.

Look up on the internet for  mold remediation mixtures (usually water and bleach) that you can treat the walls with.

@Luke Carl At first glance I thought that first image said "Smells like bleach!"

Hi,We hired a local company to bleach and stain our decks for an investment property.

They're all small things:Fire extinguisher, grass seed, bleach, bug barrier, exterior door knobs, folders for appliance manuals, lawn mower (we want our tenants to mow).All told, this is a fairly small list, but the cost for everything there is around $250, and when every dollar counts, it's important to realize every cost.Have you already purchased or are you in the hunting-for-a-deal stage?

If they have a clean-as-a-freshly-bleached-white-sheet record and 700+ credit score, then odds are the check is  good. 

I assume washing all surfaces, including walls, doors, counters, bathrooms, kitchen with a bleach solution would be in order. 

Pretty good system and we have been bone dry ever since.Part of that process involved removing the drywall up four feet from the floor and while it was removed I scrubbed any areas that looked dirty or moldy on the cinderblock in accordance with CDC guidelines for mold removal (actually double their guidelines since I scrubbed it with bleach and water once and then a few days later again with detergent and water).  

The white Corian sinks stain quite easily, but a quick soaking with bleach makes them look just like new.