Situations

What kind of cleanup is it?

Seven pages, one for each kind of call. You don't need to pick the right one before phoning; a sentence about what happened is enough for a company to know what it is dealing with.

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Crime scene cleanupWhat happens between the investigation ending and a company starting, and how the state's victim compensation program fits in.Open the page
Unattended deathWhy time and heat make this the hardest kind of job, and what to leave alone while you wait.Open the page
Suicide cleanupWhat the first hours involve, what to ask a company to keep for you, and where to turn if you are struggling yourself.Open the page
Blood and bodily fluidsHow to tell a spill a household can manage from one that needs a company, at home or at a business.Open the page
Hoarding cleanupFor homes where waste, rot or pests are part of the problem, including when the person still lives there.Open the page
Disinfection after illnessThe two steps the CDC describes, and the questions that show whether a company follows them.Open the page
Cars and trucksGetting a vehicle released, why interiors are difficult, and what to ask an auto insurer.Open the page

Something else?

Tear gas residue, a sewage backup, a dead animal under the house: say what it is when you call. If it is not work a biohazard company takes on, you will be told so, and often told who does.

Ready when the home has been handed back

There is no rush to phone tonight. Once police or the coroner have released the property, a single call reaches a cleanup company that works in Indio and the neighboring desert cities.

One number, any hour

Describe the room or the vehicle in your own words. An independent cleanup company takes it from there, and hiring it stays your choice.

Call (760) 289-3572

Answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

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