Crime scene cleaning, disinfecting, and dwell time are essential not only for public health and safety, but for restoring the environment of a traumatic event, eliminating odors, preventing cross-contamination, and meeting legal requirements. Crime scene cleanup is a...
Cleaning a crime scene requires containing, removing, cleaning, and disinfecting the area of any dangerous biological material. Due to the sensitive and dangerous nature of crime scene cleaning, hiring a team of experienced biohazard professionals will ensure the...
Cleaning bodily fluids after an accident, suicide or death should never be attempted by an untrained professional. Vomit, feces, blood, urine, semen and other bodily fluids are biohazards that pose certain health risks if there’s direct content with these fluids. A...
Unattended death describes a situation in which someone passes away outside of a medical provider’s care. This may be because of a variety of circumstances, like a medical event, accident, murder, or suicide. Several things can impact the need for cleanup. In some...
Dealing with biohazards is a critical task. It’s also potentially unsafe, so it’s not something anyone should take lightly. If you’re unsure what constitutes a biohazard, you might not know when you’re wading into a situation that should be left to biohazard cleaning...
Scene Clean Is your Minneapolis/St. Paul provider for stolen car recovery cleanup. Statistics show that every 6.5 minutes a car is stolen in the US. In 2020 that number has skyrocketed. Often times when the car is recovered by the police there are hidden dangers...
