Situations
Situations a cleanup company can help with
Pick the one closest to yours. If nothing fits, call anyway and describe it. The company will tell you plainly whether it is their kind of work.
Someone picks up 24 hours a day, every day
- Crime scene cleanupHomicide, assault, shooting or break-in with injuries. Starts when detectives hand the property back.
- Unattended death cleanupSomeone died alone and time passed before they were found. Odor, fluids and what the desert heat does.
- Suicide cleanupFor families and housemates. Includes the 988 Lifeline and what to expect from the coroner.
- Blood and body fluid cleanupAccidents, medical emergencies and falls. When a household cleanup is enough and when it isn't.
- Hoarding cleanupClutter that has become a health hazard: human or animal waste, spoiled food, pests.
- Infectious disease disinfectionAfter a contagious illness in the home. What disinfection can and can't claim.
- Vehicle biohazard cleanupBlood or other fluids in a car, truck or RV after an accident, an injury or a death.
Not sure it counts as a biohazard
The word covers blood, body fluids, human or animal waste and anything those have soaked into. A water leak, ordinary dirt or mold on its own is a different trade.
Sewage that came up through a drain sits in between. Mention it when you call, and you will be told who is the right fit.
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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