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Crime Scene Cleanup

Crime Scene Cleanup

Crime Scene Cleanup You Can Depend On in Acworth, GA

When you require crime scene cleanup services in Acworth, GA, or a surrounding city, put your faith in Spaulding Decon. We are a team of expert crime scene cleaners, and we have been serving the area since 2005. We are licensed, certified, and insured and abide the the standards set by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). We use professional-grade cleaners, personal protective gear, and advanced tools to ensure we can remove all stains and odors from homes and businesses in Acworth, GA, affected by trauma.

Our crime scene cleanup services include:

  • When a fight or trauma breaks out in a jail cell, it’s important to have the area cleaned to get rid of blood, viruses and bacteria. We can do exactly that.
  • If a police cruiser has been involved in a traffic accident or a crime, we can clean the interior to rid it of blood, drug residue, bodily fluids, and more.
  • We also clean evidence lockers to makre sure the environment is clean of viruses and bacteria.

  • If trauma has occurred at your home or business and you have a blood spill, count on us to efficiently and thoroughly clean it up.
  • Since blood contains harmful viruses and bacteria, it is not a benign substance and therefore cannot be thoroughly cleaned up with household cleaners.
  • We’ll even remove all stains to ensure the location looks as it did before the trauma occurred.

  • If a homicide has happened, this is a traumatic time and it’s important to trust a team to be discreet and efficient in restoring the location.
  • We’ll arrive in unmarked vans and unmarked uniforms and be respectful of your needs during this time.
  • Afterwards, we can help with insurance paperwork to get our services covered, as well as provide legal documentation for court cases.

  • If your area has been sprayed with tear gas, you’ll want to have the location professionally cleaned up, as tear gas produces violent bodily reactions.
  • We’ll clean up the tear gas and then thoroughly test the area to ensure every trace of the substance has been removed.
  • If any property has to be removed during our cleanup process, we’ll replace it.

  • We’ll be discreet when we come to your home to restore it after it has had a suicide occur in it.
  • Our cleanup services are so thorough that your home will look exactly as it did before the trauma, removing any evidence of this difficult time.
  • We offer support services for our clients, including counselors to help your family in the aftermath.

  • If someone has died in your home, whether through trauma or of natural causes, it’s a good idea to have the home professionally cleaned.
  • The reason why is because there is often blood, toxins, odors, and other biohazardous substances that require professional-grade cleaners to completely eradicate.
  • Since our services can often be covered under a homeowner’s insurance policy, we’ll help you with insurance paperwork to ensure you don’t have to pay out of pocket.

  • When someone dies alone at home, it can sometimes be days or weeks before the body is found.
  • When that happens, the result is decomposition odors, bodily fluids, blood-borne pathogens, and more present in the home.
  • Trust Spaulding Decon to not only restore the home so that no stains are left behind, but also to eradicate any odors in the air.

  • Spaulding Decon provides cleanup services for accidents that happen at a facility, like accidental death, blood spills, infectious disease contamination, and more.
  • We understand that downtime at your facility results in monetary losses, so we’ll work quickly to take care of the area so your workers can get back to their jobs.
  • Everything we do will be carefully documented for legal and insurance purposes.

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