Crime Scene Cleanup Atlanta

Crime Scene Cleanup Atlanta

The Best Crime Scene Cleanup Atlanta Services Crime Scene Cleanup Atlanta specializes in Crime Scene Cleanup, Blood Cleanup, Suicide Cleanup, Death Scene Cleanup, Unattended Death Cleanup, Vehicle and Accident Scene Cleanup, Hoarding Cleanup, Clutter Cleaning and Removal, Extreme Cleaning, Disinfection and Decontamination, Meth & Fentanyl Drug Lab Cleanup, Water Removal, Flood Damage Restoration and Mold Remediation. We perform all forms of Trauma Scene Cleanup throughout Atlanta GA area. We provide emergency aftermath biohazard cleaning and restoration 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. CSCA is here to help.

When the death of a loved one occurs, family members and friends face the challenge of handling many responsibilities that require immediate attention. Island Trauma Services is here to assist you during this difficult time. The cleanup of the aftermath following a death requires special care by highly trained professionals who will complete the job thoroughly and in accordance with federal and state requirements.

Blood and bodily fluids must be handled and disposed of in a responsible and safe manner to reduce chances of exposure. At ITS, the protection of our customers is our

primary concern. During this challenging time, our team of patient and compassionate support staff will guide you through the process, and our project managers will negotiate with the insurance carrier on your behalf. All our customers are treated with the utmost dignity and respect and every job is performed as discreetly as possible. Complete rebuild services are also available upon request. Knowing that the professionals at ITS are taking care of the clean up and restoration will enable you to focus on the important matters and each other.

What is Crime Scene Cleanup?

Crime scene cleanup is a term applied to cleanup of blood, bodily fluids, and other potentially infectious materials (OPIM). It is also referred to as biohazard Remediation, because crime scenes are only a portion of the situations in which biohazard cleaning is needed. Such incidents may include accidents, suicides, homicides, and decomposition after unattended death. It could also include mass trauma, industrial accidents, infectious disease contamination, animal biohazards (e.g. feces or blood) or regulated waste transport, treatment, and disposal.

Types of cleanups Crime scene cleanup includes blood spills following an assault, homicide or suicide. There are many different sub-segments, named primarily after additional collateral, contingency, or preconditions,

regarding the presence of non-blood borne organics, toxic irritants (e.g.,tear gas) or disease vectors.

However, it is the legality of charging a fee for mitigating potentially harmful biohazard situations that differentiates a registered crime or trauma practitioner from any general restoration, carpet cleaning, janitorial or housekeeping service.

Regulatory requirements While the field of crime scene cleanup is not specifically regulated as a class, most if not all of the activities performed by biohazard cleanup teams in the United States are regulated or fall under best practice guidelines from governing and advisory bodies such as OSHA, NIOSH, DOT, and EPA.

Crime Scene Cleanup Atlanta responds quickly to provide discreet and professional biohazard cleanup services in Atlanta area. Our specially trained team of expert technicians provides the following professional biohazard cleanup services.

Atlanta Emergency and law enforcement personnel deal with immediate concerns like necessary medical treatment or evidence preservation, but the task of cleanup often falls upon the shoulders of friends, family members, business owners, and property managers. Without taking time to grieve and recover from the trauma, they must erase all evidence of what has happened.

Along with emotional hardship, crime scene and trauma cleanup can present special environmental challenges. Biological residue, dangerous chemicals, deadly pathogens and other contaminants may be present, and may require specialized retrieval and disposal techniques. A surface cleaning may overlook unseen body fluids which, if left undetected, could cause infection or spread disease. Special permits and safety training may be necessary to transport and dispose of hazardous biological wastes.

CSCA We understand that getting through the aftermath of a traumatic event may require assistance. For this reason, we provide our customers with the additional information that they may need to help them get through their grief. Please click Support Information to be taken to our Support and Reference page.

At CSCA, we are sensitive to the concerns and emotions of those who may be present at the cleanup scene. They may have questions or fears, or may simply need a sympathetic smile and comforting word. Our staff understands the shock and grief they are feeling, and responds with respect, discretion and genuine concern. Easing both the physical and the psychological burden of tragedy and trauma cleanup, we are proud to partner with home and business owners in need of compassionate, skilled property restoration.

We are in business not only to provide specialized cleaning services; we also truly want to help make a difference. Whether it is through performing expert cleanup services, providing support information to help people move forward from a loss, spreading awareness about causes we support or making a donation to a worthy charity, we want to do our part to help bring hope and healing to others. It is our purpose and our goal.

As we continue to grow our business, so too will we continue to strive to find ways to give back and hope to make a difference each day. Please see some of the causes that we support and are close to our hearts by visiting our Causes We Support page on our website.

For a detailed description of the services we offer, please refer to our Cleaning Services. To learn more about what is involved in trauma and crime scene cleanup, please visit our FAQ page, which provides answers to commonly asked questions.

FAQ Why shouldn’t I do the clean up myself?

There great deals of state and federal mandates that govern the bio-hazard clean up industry. There are a number of risks for a business who chooses to perform bio-hazard clean up internally, including: 

Employee exposure to hazards that can cause numerous diseases and medical conditions. Among these are Critical Incident Stress Syndrome and Secondary

Traumatic Stress Disorder. Exposure can result in workers compensation claims and other liabilities. 

State and Federal mandates have been established regulating the collection, handling, and disposal of human bio-hazardous waste. Companies in New Jersey can face serious penalties for not adhering to these regulations.

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Personnel conducting hazardous water collection and disposal are required to follow specific training and medical mandates set by state and federal agencies. Failure to comply can result in serious penalties.

How quickly can your company arrive?

We are a 24 hour service, so professional cleaners may be dispatched to your Southern New Jersey location immediately after receiving the call. CSCA understands that true 24 hour service means complete accessibility. Our operators stand by at all hours of the day and night, often times answering the phone on the first ring. Our technicians are located throughout South Jersey and will respond directly from their homes to your Atlanta property. Should you be prompted at any time to leave a message, your call will be immediately returned.

Who typically pays for CSCA cleanup services?

In most cases, home or property insurance companies will pay the claim for our cleanup services in Atlanta. When coverage is awarded, it is usually under a homeowner’s policy that is not considered to be a “named-perils policy”. Named perils policies usually only covers fire, lightning, windstorms and hail, explosions, riots/civil unrest, smoke damage, aircraft and vehicles, vandalism, theft, falling objects, water damage, and snow weight.

These policies are not as common as typical homeowner’s policies. In the event that Mastertech’s cleanup services are not covered by named perils policies or others, we will provide a quote directly to the property owner.

How long does unattended death, trauma or crime scene clean-up take?

The length of time it takes to perform crime scene or unattended death cleanup will vary. However, our technicians work through the night to remedy the situation and allow the family or property owner to regain access. We work as quickly as we can while still

being extremely thorough in our death scene cleanup efforts. Once the Atlanta property has been treated for all hazards and is certifiably safe, the crime scene clean-up process is put in motion. This may include painting, drywall replacement, carpet replacement, sub-floor replacement, and many other services. CSCA technicians in Atlanta will work quickly and carefully to return your property to pre-incident condition.

Most restoration efforts can be completed within one day however, in order to properly match up carpeting or flooring, additional time may be necessary to match the correct style and grade of the existing floor.

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