Crime and Other cleanup services

As a leader in educating the public on the needs for qualified dependable crime scene clean up services and business the people behind the information are providing free information pamphlets that will instruct the public on the risks of dealing with a biohazard cleanup such as a death, tear gas, meth lab, mold, asbestos, suicide, homicide, and other hazardous situations that fall into the spectrum of crime scene clean up, an industry term used by many to describe companies that deal in hazmat and other serious hazardous conditions that need proper remediation techniques, licenses, and state permissions as well as in some case union authorization, EPA approval, and waste disposal experience.