You don't have to be the one to do this. Call us whenever you're ready.
You should not have to clean this yourself. Nobody should.
After a death at home, a suicide, an accident or a violent incident, what's left behind is a biological hazard. Blood and bodily fluids soak into flooring, subfloor, carpet padding and drywall, often far past what is visible on the surface.
This is not something ordinary cleaning can fix, and it is not something a grieving family should be doing. It needs certified handling, proper protective equipment, hospital-grade disinfection, and disposal through a licensed medical waste hauler.
If you would rather not be at the property, or would rather not go back in at all, you don't have to. We can work with a relative, an executor, a landlord or a funeral director instead.
We can also assess the job by video call or from photos if that's easier. The assessment is free, in person or otherwise, and there's no obligation.
Most families don't know that homeowners insurance frequently covers biohazard remediation after a death or an accident. It is worth checking before you pay anything yourself.
If there is no coverage, or you would rather not involve an insurer, we will quote it directly and keep it simple.
We don't discuss your job with neighbors, and we don't answer questions from anyone who isn't you.
Photographs, letters, jewelry and documents are set aside and returned to you, never thrown out to save time.
Many families would rather not be. We can work with a relative, an executor, a landlord or a funeral director instead.
If you regularly find yourself telling a family they need to arrange remediation, we can take that conversation off your hands.
We're based right here in Utah County, not dispatching down from Salt Lake City or answering from a national call center.
Call to set up a referral arrangement.
No judgment, no pressure, and no charge for looking, in person or by video call.
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