Trauma Cleanup – Quality Trauma Cleaning Services
Trauma Cleanup
Losing a family member or a special person in your life can be traumatic for anyone. These incidents include homicide, suicide, or any other fatalities. Having that person pass away in the home can lead to extra stress as well.
Quality Trauma Cleaning Services
RestorationMaster is the company that can help you through this difficult time through trauma scene cleanup. RestorationMaster can provide you with trauma scene cleaning services so you and your family can rest assured your home is cleaned and secure. Accident and violent crime scenes are also part of RestorationMaster’s expertise. Trauma scene cleanup and biohazard cleaning is important to us during these times. Response time and experience is vital to completing biohazard cleaning during trauma. It takes compassion and a level of professionalism to be able to handle life’s traumatic events such as crime and accident scenes. You will receive only compassion during these times from us. RestorationMaster can provide you with a company you can trust and the restoration you need. We can clean many types of trauma and accident scenes.
Below is a list of the type of trauma scene cleaning services that we can handle:
- Crime scenes
- Homicides
- Suicides
- Natural death
- Trauma accidents
- Industrial accidents
- Tear gas cleaning
- Meth labs
- Fingerprint dust
- Uninhabitable residences
- Disinfecting/odor removal
- Vehicle mishap cleaning
- Hoarding and gross filth
- Viral & bacteriological outbreaks requiring sanitization
RestorationMaster understands that this time can be difficult and trying for you and your family. They are here during these hard times to make sure the trauma scene cleanup is done correctly and quickly so you can return to normal life as soon as possible.
We have a fully trained and qualified team of experts. All field managers will make sure to visit the sight before trauma cleanup to let you know the costs and the severity of the cleanup. This provides you with an idea of how the cleanup will happen.Our technicians are all vaccinated against Tetanus and Hepatitis A and B, this ensures your family and the cleaner’s health. All technicians are trained and use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) including respirators and cut-resistant gloves. This certified cleaning gear prevents the spreading of germs and diseases. Since biohazard waste can be very dangerous to you and the earth, Our technicians make sure to follow the law when disposing of items properly during trauma cleanup. Things like blood and body fluids contain dangerous pathogens that could harm the earth if not disposed of properly. Since it is a violation of federal law to dispose of bodily remains in a landfill, We will package the items in designated bags and package them in specially marked boxes. They then have a licensed disposal operator dispose of the waste properly.
Proper Trauma Cleanup
Porous materials can contain many contaminants after a disaster. RestorationMaster is trained in trauma scene cleanup, and proper cleaning and disinfecting of porous materials and hard surfaces to keep you and your family safe. These types of products include drywall, clothing, bedding, carpeting, baseboards, etc. Porous materials that come in contact with blood or bodily fluids must be thrown out. Our employees strictly enforce this cleaning procedure. By using registered EPA cleaning products, they can assure the health of you and your items. Their technicians are trained in odor protection including HEPA air scrubbers and other registered controlled methods and cleaning products.
RestoratiionMaster also works with insurance companies to take some of the burdens off of you. By taking detailed notes and photos, we are able to keep in contact with your insurance provider With little money down, they can handle paperwork to lessen the stress for you.
Trauma cleanup should be handled by professionals. Our professionals are the experts to turn to when needing trauma cleaning services.
Make sure to contact your local provider if a trauma incident happens to you.
