When The Unthinkable May Occur, You Can Put Your Trust That We Will Be There To Assist You In Your Time Of Need.
Our Emergency Response Team is on call 24/7
When The Unthinkable May Occur, You Can Put Your Trust That We Will Be There To Assist You In Your Time Of Need. Our Emergency Response Team is on call 24/7 We treat your situation with the highest level of respect & hold every detail of your work in total & complete confidence. We provide a wide range of Bio-Recovery and Decontamination services to suit any need you may have. Our team will assist you from start to finish to ease your burden by working directly with your insurance company by handling all calls and paperwork, ensuring that you are covered for our services.
Crime & Trauma Scene Clean Up
No one can ever anticipate a traumatic event occurring in their home or business. Such events that involve blood or other biohazards pose major safety risks, & improper cleanup of these hazards may result in serious consequences, including possible disease outbreak. Rapid response to such events can also limit damage to personal contents & the structure of your home or business. Biohazard remediation refers to the removal, cleaning, & disinfection of blood, bodily fluids, and other potentially harmful pathogens in affected areas after a death, accident, or communicable disease outbreak.
Because of the high exposure risk to bloodborne pathogens, biohazard remediation is a specialty service that requires proper training, equipment, certification, & licensing. Improper cleanup & even the slightest exposure can result in the transfer of blood-borne pathogens like HIV, Hepatitis B or C, MRSA & more. Bloodborne pathogens are any type of virus, disease, or bacteria that can be found in the bodily fluid. We’ve outlined a few basic do’s and don’ts for you until we arrive on the scene. Handling a crime scene at your property presents a lot of difficult situations, but clean up shouldn’t be one of them.
Here’s a list of what to do if you ever find yourself in this terrible situation.
Unattended Deaths
An unattended death is when the body of a deceased individual is found days, weeks or even longer after they’ve expired. The processes of decomposition, which includes insidious bacterial growth, is as unpleasant to clean as it is to witness. Such bacteria can permeate carpeting, wood flooring, clothing, furniture, essentially the entire home in only a few days.
The cleanup of an unattended death is very difficult and could pose many challenges. As the body goes through the various stages of decomposition, bodily fluids and other potentially infectious materials are released which can cause the homeowners and the remediation technicians serious illnesses. Attempting to clean up these type of losses isn’t suggested, nor is allowing an inexperienced company who isn’t properly trained and certified either.
Each case of unattended death is quite different than the other, but one thing is for sure; only a certified and insured company should handle these types of cleanups. There are various dangers allowing anyone to clean up an unattended death and this type of mitigation should not be taken likely. If a family member or friend unexpectedly dies, it is a very trying time, but be sure to remember that unattended death cleanup should always be handled by a trusted company who can arrive promptly and assure the property is safe of any future hazards.
Suicide Cleanup
The trauma of dealing with a loved one who takes their own life is unbearable. You can also be left with a home affected by blood, body fluids, and sometimes property damage. We are fully committed to restoring your home back to pre-loss conditions in a quick and safe manner. We are discreet and ensure that your business remains your business, and will never speak to anyone about your loss. We adhere to OSHA regulations concerning bloodborne pathogens and practice universal precautions to protect our employees and customers. If a tragic event should occur in your home or business, you can trust us to alleviate the burden of what’s left behind, while showing you’re the compassion and respect you deserve.
What Is Our Process?
Communication with your Insurance Company, (Where Applied)- Complete decontamination of all affected areas and all contents within the containment.
- Assessment of the affected areas
- Secure and appropriate disposal of all unsalvageable items
- Documentation & photo record of all items
- Final walk through with home owner & insurance adjusters
Whenever you may have a need for such services, just know that we will be there. No matter the time or day, we are always on call to respond to your needs in a professional, meticulous & confidential manner. Please do not use our email system for emergency services, rather call our office and one of the members from our Emergency Response Team will assist you.
Why Choose Us
Frequently Asked Question
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Crime scene cleanup is a service provided to home and business owners after a traumatic event occurs. This could be the cleanup of blood, other bodily fluids and potentially infectious materials which could pose a major health risk to occupants or untrained workers/employees.
Unattended death involves the cleanup of potentially infectious materials when a body is discovered long after its expiration. This not only involves decomposition cleaning, but also the removal of odors which can permeate through rooms and even multiple floors.
In most cases, this type of service is covered by your insurance, but you always should call your adjuster or the company themselves to confirm the coverage and potential limitations. Some local governments also provide crime victim funds in cases where your insurance may not cover the loss.
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