Crime Scene Cleaning

1. CRIME SCENE Once the law enforcement officers are done with their work at the scene of the crime, it is often left to the family members or property owners to deal with the responsibility of crime scene cleaning. While the thought may occur to handle the cleaning on their own, it is not recommended. Crime scene cleaning can be extremely dangerous places that individuals can be exposed to bloodborne pathogens, bodily fluids, or other harmful materials. Our professionals posses the necessary equipment, knowledge, training, and attention to detail to ensure that the cleanup and bioremediation is thorough and complete. Eliminating the potential risk of exposure is critical for the containment and proper cleanup of any crime scene. Without the proper equipment and cleaning products, you could be subjecting yourself to severe and long term hazards. Book Your Cleaning

2. HOARDING By its definition a form of OCD (Obsessive compulsion disorder) it’s the extreme storage and collection of items, paper, food, valuables or even animals. It is important to handle hoarding cleanup properly. This situation often gets completely out of control, and soon interferes with the affected person’s everyday life. There are numerous and extreme risks involved in hoarding situations both to the individual’s overall health and well-being but also to the property and neighbours as well. With the large collection of items, it drastically increases the risk of fire hazards, mould, bacteria, fungal growth, and propagation of blood-borne pathogens from faeces and urine along with many life-threatening diseases.