From the first ring
You call
Any time: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The call goes to an independent cleanup company that serves your area.
You explain briefly
What happened, where, and whether police or the coroner have released the home or vehicle.
You ask your questions
Their state registration name, what they would remove, how they bill, when they could start.
You decide
If you agree, the company sets a time. The agreement and the bill are between you and that company.
What this service is and is not
It is
- A phone number that reaches independent biohazard cleanup companies
- Guides for the first days after a death or a crime
- Paid by the companies, not by you
It is not
- A cleanup company
- A government office, the police or the coroner
- An insurance agent or claims service
Your part
Check the company on the state's registration list, read what you sign, and keep the bill. How to check a company.
When you are ready
One call, then a plan you can say yes or no to
You do not have to clean this yourself, and you do not have to decide anything tonight. If the home has been released, a company can talk you through the next steps.
Talk it through with a cleanup company
Say what happened and where. The company will tell you what it would do and what it needs from you. Nothing is agreed until you say so.
Call (559) 555-0101Answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Calls may be recorded. Read the referral disclosure and the privacy policy.