Crime scene cleanup requires a long list of specialized skills from protecting evidence to biohazard removal to protecting the scene from the possibility of blood born disease. We understand the discreet nature of crime scene investigation and cleanup and seek to serve both those affected by the crime and the first responders on the case.
Our highly trained crime scene cleanup team knows how to spot potential evidence while restoring the affected areas. They also understand that on occasion authorities will need to shut down clean up to resume an investigation.
Our goal is always to assist authorities in finding crucial evidence while focusing on creating a sanitized and restored home. All of our crime scene cleanup technicians are extensively trained to handle evidence and victims with proper care.
BIOHELPERS CRIME SCENE
SURVEY
THE AREA
THE AREA
The cleaning process can, in fact, spread contaminants if not done properly. BioHelpers develops and customized plan before we start each job to ensure biohazards are safely contained and eliminated. Personal protective equipment should be worn at all times.
REMOVE
CONTAMINATION
CONTAMINATION
Removing and transporting regulated medical waste requires DEP permitting and a strict disposal process. BioHelpers has all of the necessary credentials needed to safely and legally remove any contaminated material.
INSPECT FOR
RESIDUAL CONTAMINANTS
RESIDUAL CONTAMINANTS
Multiple inspections are done as part of the work process using our “double eyes” technique so every area is cleaned right the very first time. Our cleanup service features a 100% clean guarantee.
TEST FOR
CLEANLINESS
CLEANLINESS
Following a cleanup, BioHelpers uses a highly effective ATP (adenosine triphosphate) test to ensure that the site has been completely decontaminated.
We understand that the events which lead to the need for crime scene cleanup are traumatic and heartbreaking. From the first call to the final inspection, first responders, family members and victims will be treated with care and compassion. We can’t take away what someone has been through but we can make it better.
Our highly trained team can be onsite within 2-4 hours. We’ll assess the damage, take pictures before, during and after as we restore your home to it’s original condition. We’ll also submit your claim to your insurance company.
Unlike standard cleaning, bio cleaning requires special training to properly remove biohazards, including blood and bodily fluids. BioHelpers uses an ATP test to identify growing microorganisms and ensure the removal of bacteria from your home. Having a clean, bacteria free home will give you a fresh start so you can begin the process of moving on.
BioHelpers specializes in compassion and our goal is always to give superior service. From the first call, to the final inspection, you will be treated with care and compassion. For those seeking in Pennsylvania, our crime scene cleanup Philadelphia division is readily available to consult and serve. For those seeking bio-remediation services in New Jersey, our crime scene cleanup New Jersey division readily available to consult and serve.
All BioHelpers jobs are backed by our 100% Clean Guarantee. You can trust us to get the job done right the First time, or we’ll come back with no charge to you.
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Our technicians can be onsite in 2-4 hours.