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Crime Scene and Trauma Cleaning Services
Decontamination of a home or business due to trauma, sewage backups, chemical spills, hoarding, or other biohazards can be both dangerous and emotionally challenging. Specialized training and expertise are key when choosing a clean-up company.
Crime scene clean-up specialists start by getting clearance from police and other investigators to begin work. They assess the scene and determine what can be salvaged and what they must be disposed of. Carpet, bedding, and mattresses, for example, must often be removed while walls, tile, and some furniture can sometimes be cleaned. The scene is disinfected using chemicals to break down blood and other bodily fluids for an easier clean up. Any items removed from the scene are placed into sterile containers and properly disposed of. In addition, crime scene clean-up specialists often interact with grieving family members or business owners worried about negative publicity. They need to be tactful and compassionate when explaining the cleaning process to clients or offering them project estimates.
What exactly do crime scene cleaners do?
While crime scene cleaners specialize in sanitizing homes, businesses and vehicles after homicides, suicides, industrial accidents and other traumas they are also considered as “second responders”, as such they need to demonstrate compassion to those receiving their services. At SERVXPRESS RESTORATIONS our #1 goal is to help families recover after trauma by relieving them of the burden of the clean-up so they can return to a property that is not only completely sanitized, but has no traces of the incident.
SERVXPRESS RESTORATIONS provides clean-up and recovery services for many biohazardous situations. These include the following:
Decontamination of a home or business due to trauma, sewage backups, chemical spills, hoarding, or other biohazards can be both dangerous and emotionally challenging. Specialized training and expertise are key when choosing a clean-up company.
Crime scene clean-up specialists start by getting clearance from police and other investigators to begin work. They assess the scene and determine what can be salvaged and what they must be disposed of. Carpet, bedding, and mattresses, for example, must often be removed while walls, tile, and some furniture can sometimes be cleaned.
The scene is disinfected using chemicals to break down blood and other bodily fluids for an easier clean up. Any items removed from the scene are placed into sterile containers and properly disposed of. In addition, crime scene clean-up specialists often interact with grieving family members or business owners worried about negative publicity. They need to be tactful and compassionate when explaining the cleaning process to clients or offering them project estimates.
What exactly do crime scene cleaners do?
While crime scene cleaners specialize in sanitizing homes, businesses and vehicles after homicides, suicides, industrial accidents and other traumas they are also considered as “second responders”, as such they need to demonstrate compassion to those receiving their services. At SERVXPRESS RESTORATIONS our #1 goal is to help families recover after trauma by relieving them of the burden of the clean-up so they can return to a property that is not only completely sanitized, but has no traces of the incident.
SERVXPRESS RESTORATIONS provides clean-up and recovery services for many biohazardous situations. These include the following:
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