Answers
Plain answers before you call anyone
Five short guides, written for people who have never had to arrange this and hoped they never would.
- Who pays for cleanupThe owner, an insurer, a landlord, an estate, or the state fund for victims of crime.
- After a death at homeStep by step: police, the coroner, release, the funeral home, death certificates and the house.
- For landlords and managersA death or a serious incident in a rental unit: access, the tenant's belongings and re-letting.
- How this service worksFrom dialing to deciding, in five steps, and how the website earns its keep.
- Common questionsShort answers on timing, safety, privacy, cost and who is responsible.
Public offices these guides refer to
Las Vegas valley, any hour
A phone call is enough to get started
You don't need to have every answer first. Questions are welcome before the home is released, before the insurer has replied and before you have decided anything.
Talk it through with a cleanup company
Tell them what happened, what kind of home it is and whether police or the coroner have finished. They will say how they would go about it and what they charge for. Whether to hire them is up to you.
Call (725) 223-9153Someone picks up 24 hours a day, every day
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