Denver Crime Scene Cleanup Services

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Crime scene cleanup (also know as biohazard cleanup) involves the cleanup of blood, bodily fluids, and other potentially dangerous biohazardous material  that are directly harmful to a persons to health. For those who come in contact with blood, it’s important not to touch the affected area. Denver Crime Scene Cleanup use PPE and special chemicals that disinfect and neutralize diseases in bodily fluids, including viruses and infectious diseases such as hepatitis C and AIDS. It’s also very important to address that crime scene cleanup specialists only work on crime and suicide scenes following the completion of an investigation. After the emergency responders have left the scene, now its time for the remediation process.

Suicide Cleanup in Denver, Colorado

Denver Crime Scene Cleanup helps grieving families by dealing quickly, compassionately and effectively with suicide cleanup. Our cleaning specialists are sensitive to a family’s grief, and will walk through the process that may be required for their particular situation.

Dealing with a suicide or a attempted suicide of a loved one is one of the most horrific tragedy one can ever imagine. The stress one has to go through associated with a suicide is beyond words, let alone cleaning up after the blood and other bodily fluids. As such, cleaning up blood is not a job for everyone. It is demanding, time consuming, and requires a significant amount of experience, knowledge, combined with compassion and understanding of a family’s current situation.

Unattended Death Cleanup in Denver, Colorado

When a body has been undiscovered for days, weeks, or even months, human decomposition has begun and the property has a strong foul odor. It is often the complaint of a neighbor or mailman that first alerts the police to an unattended death.

After this time, the danger of cleaning up after a dead body has been discovered has increased and the cleaning process becomes more of a problem. Any blood or bodily fluids will by now have attracted maggots and could have also started to have an adverse reaction on flooring and personal items. It’s always best to start the remediation process as soon as possible.