Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Homicide & Suicide Cleanup”
Everyone has the right to live in a clean and attractive home. Unfortunately, this is not a reality for a retired federal United States Postal Service employee named Gene. At 80 years old, Gene has suffered a stroke and experiences chronic fatigue and depression which has prevented Gene from keeping up with the daily maintenance of her home. Following a …
Disaster strikes unannounced; every situation is unique and though no one can make guarantees, we, at 911 Hazmat Cleanup are here to assure you that we will be with you at every step to ensure that you come out of the situation at the earliest. We are a locally owned and operated company doing business for the past 2 decades now. …
Sometimes, life can throw you in uncomfortable situations. For instance, if you find yourself in an accident site or become a part of a crime scene unintentionally, you might also have to see a dead body near you. Apart from how traumatic it can be, regardless of whether you know the dead body or not, there are other risks that are associated with …
Dealing with death is not something that most people have a familiarity with. Even for a professional death clean up service, it is still tough to deal with. But that’s what 911 Hazmat Cleanup does in Oakland, Ripon, Sacramento, San Francisco, San Jose, and Stockton. They have the expertly trained personnel and the proper safety equipment to handle a death …
Suicide of a loved one is usually, if not always, a complete surprise. It’s an emotional and delicate time and can garner a lot of overwhelming feelings. Additionally, you may find yourself unfortunately in charge of handling the immediate aftermath of the accident. Suicide cleanup requires more than just the physical work. It demands attention, patience and a strong-willed …
While the statistics surrounding suicide among veterans varies from source to source, it is no question that veterans suffer silently everyday. One study showed that on average, 22 veterans commit suicide each day. This translates to roughly one every 65 minutes. The army focuses mostly on training militia while on active duty. However, the military’s adverse effects are rarely addressed, …
Dealing with the tragedy of losing a loved one is as traumatic as dealing with the aftermath of a tragic event. Unfortunately, this is a sad reality that too many people have to handle at a difficult time. But grieving families must know how to handle the cleanup to restore it to a livable state. No wonder that dealing with …
