Removing carpet can expose another affected layer, while a hard floor can hide contamination at its joints. Decisions about flooring after suicide cleanup follow those findings. Your repair plan starts with understanding what remains and what must happen before anyone installs a new floor.

A professional biohazard risk assessment identifies risks before remediation begins. It gives our technicians a property-specific plan for controlling exposure, addressing affected materials, and preventing contamination from reaching clean areas.

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Understanding the 5 stages of human decomposition helps explain what happens after death in a clear, factual way. For families, property owners, and professionals, this knowledge […]

When a suicide death occurs, time can feel suspended while decisions arrive all at once. Law enforcement, medical professionals, and investigators may need to enter the […]

Mold is the most disturbing and unhygienic thing you can find in your house. It is a problem that should be handled when spotted to avoid […]