Who Is Responsible for Cleaning Up a Crime Scene After Police Release the Scene?
We’re often contacted by people trying to understand who is responsible for cleaning up a crime scene after police leave. The confusion […]
Is Crime Scene Cleanup Covered by Insurance If the Property Is Vacant or Abandoned?
Crime scenes in vacant or abandoned properties create immediate legal, health, and financial concerns. Blood, bodily fluids, and other biohazards can spread […]
Who Pays for Crime Scene Cleanup When No One Is Legally Responsible?
Crime scene cleanup is never optional. Blood, biohazards, and contaminated materials must be removed to protect health, prevent further damage, and restore […]
Blue Monday: The Top Ten Myths and Facts Surrounding The Notorious Third Monday in January
Top 10 Myths & Facts About “Blue Monday” Blue Monday is the name given to the third Monday in January when, proponents […]
The Importance of a Digitally Connected Crime Scene Cleanup Company
Crime Scene Cleanup is an ever changing industry. There are always new equipment, technologies, chemicals, procedures, guidelines and breakthroughs when it comes to the science behind what we do as a company. All of the aforementioned things lead to one overall goal: they allow our men and women to be able to safely help our clients in the best, and fastest way. As humans develop new technology, this expands what we were able to do, and opens up new doors. But how important is a digitally connected crime scene cleanup company compared to one that is not? Read Full Post
