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Trauma and Crime Scene Cleanup
Crime and Trauma scene cleanup facts
Crime scene cleanup is a term applied to forensic cleanup of blood, bodily fluids, and other potentially infectious materials.
This could mean the biologically contaminated scene of a violent death (homicide, suicide or accidental), the chemically contaminated scene of a methamphetamine lab, Or the residues left from a crime scene.
Crime-scene cleaners come in and restore the scene to its pre-incident state, also known as remediation.
Some of the cleaning services include:
- Fingerprint powder and evidence-gathering chemicals.
- Tear gas and pepper spray residues.
- Fire extinguisher residue.
- Blood, bodily fluids, and tissue remnants.
After the police have completed processing a crime or accident scene, the cleaning and restoring can begin.
SERVPRO of Lebanon/Hanover/Littleton will respond immediately with a crew that follows OSHA and EPA protocols and is specially trained and equipt to safely clean crime scenes. If you find yourself in need of this service and need some help with the cleanup, call 603-298-6942.
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Crime Scene and Trauma Cleaning Services
- Fingerprint powder and evidence-gathering chemicals
- Tear gas and pepper spray residues
- Fire extinguisher residue
- Blood, bodily fluids, and tissue remnants
Common Trauma and Crime Scene Scenarios
Crime Scene Residues
From fingerprint powder and evidence-gathering chemicals to tear gas and pepper spray residues, we can clean and restore your property after a crime scene investigation.
Bloodborne Pathogens
We remove and dispose of bodily fluids, tissue and other potentially pathogenic substances resulting from accident, trauma, crime or death. Our trained Professionals clean, disinfect and deodorize the structure.
Illegal Drug - "Meth" Labs
Many of the chemicals used in the production of illegal drugs such as "meth" are volatile and can leave harmful residues throughout a structure. Our technicians follow federal and state guidelines to properly clean all surfaces.
