Suicide Cleanup

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Cleanup after suicide always needs careful handling because of the involvement of biohazardous material. Throwing contaminated materials and stuff in the trash isn't the right thing and is never recommended by professionals; as the scene is gruesome, the cleaning will take not only time and effort but also expertise to handle such situations safely with proper equipment and protective gear.

Suicide Statistics

Suicide is one of the leading causes of premature death in the US, which takes tens of thousands of lives every year. There are numerous factors, such as social pressures, abuse, trauma, and genetics, that can elevate the risk of suicide. Although more prevalent among individuals aged 10 to 34, suicide can impact people of any age.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shares some important statistics regarding death in the US due to suicide.

Suicide ranks as the 10th leading cause of death in the United States, claiming 48,183 and 49,449 lives in 2021 and 2022 alone, respectively, representing a 37 percent increase since 1999. This means approximately one death occurred every 11 minutes. Furthermore, in 2021, 1.7 million Americans attempted suicide, while an estimated 12.3 million seriously contemplated ending their lives, and 3.5 million made plans. Vulnerable populations, including non-Hispanic American Indians, whites, Native Hawaiians, multiracial, and blacks, experience higher rates of suicide.

We Clean Because We Care

Available 24 hours, 7 days a week, our suicide cleanup team is hand-selected and subjected to extensive background checks. Their background lies in law enforcement, as investigators, police officers, chiefs of police, firefighters, and hazardous material technicians, making them exceptionally skilled in tackling these types of traumas. They are celebrated for their sensitivity, compassion, privacy protection, and attention to detail. 911 Bio & Trauma Cleaners team will arrive as quickly as possible to begin forensic suicide cleaning, allowing you to begin the healing process.

For people who have lost a loved one to an act of suicide, dealing with the emotions that will follow can be incredibly traumatic. However, many people are unaware that cleaning up the suicide scene is essentially the family's job — an unimaginable task for those grieving the untimely death of a loved one. 911 Bio & Trauma Cleaners was created so that you would never have to deal with the suicide cleanup alone. We're here for you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to help you get through one of life's most trying periods. We clean because we care. Contact us today.

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Who cleans up after a suicide; Obviously 911 Bio & Trauma Cleaners. Let’ see what we offer:

●     Available 24/7                                                        

●     Licensed

●     Fast Response                                   

●     Covered by Most Insurance

●     Locally Owned                                   

●     Bonded & Insured

●     No Out of Pocket Costs        

●     Empathetic & Professional    

●     Discreet & Caring

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Like It Never Happened

The last thing you want to think about after a suicide is the cleaning and decontaminating. When everyone is in shock and trying to deal with the tragedy, the management of after-effects can become delayed. This can cause even more problems. Through suicide cleaning, remediation, and decontamination services, 911 Bio & Trauma Cleaners can respond quickly to preserve the health and safety of everyone on your site. To return your location to its pre-incident condition, we work diligently to remove all bio-hazardous items from the impacted region.

Decomposition of fluids and scents contributes to contamination in delayed-discovery deaths. These human relics are not only distressing to look at, but they also have the potential to harbor illness. Police forensic chemicals contaminate crime scenes often, and they can be difficult to remove. We will securely remove any biological contamination and clean up all investigative chemicals while safeguarding yourself and others from these emotionally draining, intense scenes.

Can I Try First to Clean Up the Suicide Scene Myself?

Death is always hard to deal with, and if it's by suicide, the grief is endless. Cleaning is necessary, but doing it yourself not only poses health risks but is also not good for your emotional health. Cleaning up the suicide scene will make the memories of the grievers worse than anything else. Whether suicide occurs in a home or vehicle, if you clean the area yourself, the chances are that you can never get rid of the painful memories associated with the event. Remember, if you have done suicide cleaning before and have come in contact with blood, any type of body fluids, or brain matter, you need medical care immediately.

The more tragic is that statistics show that forced cleaning of the suicide area will evoke suicidal thoughts in the cleaners. So, if a family member is forced to clean the bodily fluids in the suicide committed area, the family member is 75% more likely to commit suicide themselves. Experiencing the loss of a friend or a loved one to suicide is incredibly challenging. Please avoid further trauma by allowing 911 Bio & Trauma Cleaners to handle this difficult task for you.

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Personal Protective Equipment And Suicide Clean Up

Protective equipment is the biggest need to be worn during suicide clean up or any scene that involves harmful material. These protective equipment include

●     disposable gloves

●     Overalls

●     safety shoes

●     goggles

●     respirators

●     etc.

Such essential protective equipment and training are outlined by numerous federal laws and are necessary for individuals or companies that are involved in suicide or trauma cleanup. When addressing the leftovers of a suicide cleanup without the appropriate tools, you risk exposing yourself to avoidable dangers. Don't dispose of biohazard waste in landfills or transfer stations; it is strictly prohibited as it causes further health and environmental issues. Stringent regulations and laws govern the correct procedures for disposing of biohazardous waste, including proper packaging and disposal through a licensed medical facility. Opting for a professional service ensures the availability of proper equipment, prioritizes safety throughout the process, and relieves you of such concerns. 911 Bio & Trauma Cleaners possesses the necessary equipment, training, and experience to adhere to these procedures. We specialize in not only suicide cleanup but also in crime scene cleanup, blood cleanup, unattended death cleanup, biohazardous removal, and more.

Restore Reusable Materials

Coping with the death of a loved one is never easy, but it's even more tough when the death is caused by suicide. These occurrences are frequently unexpected, leaving friends and family members astonished. Yet, moving on is an essential part of the healing process, even if it is unpleasant. And we’re sure that the last thing you want to think about during this emotionally draining time is how to pay for suicide cleaning.

Fortunately, many homeowners' insurance plans will cover the cost of the services. Our crew has been trained and has experience working with insurance companies so we’ll be able to handle the difficult calls to explain the situation. Not only do we make the process seamless, we also beat competitor pricing by 30% on average. In fact, we are often contacted by insurance adjusters to come in and provide a competitive bid before they approve your claim. This is just another method for us to show our support through one of your most difficult moments.

Can I Try First to Clean Up the Suicide Scene Myself?

Death is always hard to deal with, and if it's by suicide, the grief is endless. Cleaning is necessary, but doing it yourself not only poses health risks but is also not good for your emotional health. Cleaning up the suicide scene will make the memories of the grievers worse than anything else. Whether suicide occurs in a home or vehicle, if you clean the area yourself, the chances are that you can never get rid of the painful memories associated with the event. Remember, if you have done suicide cleaning before and have come in contact with blood, any type of body fluids, or brain matter, you need medical care immediately.

The more tragic is that statistics show that forced cleaning of the suicide area will evoke suicidal thoughts in the cleaners. So, if a family member is forced to clean the bodily fluids in the suicide committed area, the family member is 75% more likely to commit suicide themselves. Experiencing the loss of a friend or a loved one to suicide is incredibly challenging. Please avoid further trauma by allowing 911 Bio & Trauma Cleaners to handle this difficult task for you.

Call Now At (877) 246-9111

Personal Protective Equipment And Suicide Clean Up

Protective equipment is the biggest need to be worn during suicide clean up or any scene that involves harmful material. These protective equipment include

●     disposable gloves

●     Overalls

●     safety shoes

●     goggles

●     respirators

●     etc.

Such essential protective equipment and training are outlined by numerous federal laws and are necessary for individuals or companies that are involved in suicide or trauma cleanup. When addressing the leftovers of a suicide cleanup without the appropriate tools, you risk exposing yourself to avoidable dangers. Don't dispose of biohazard waste in landfills or transfer stations; it is strictly prohibited as it causes further health and environmental issues. Stringent regulations and laws govern the correct procedures for disposing of biohazardous waste, including proper packaging and disposal through a licensed medical facility. Opting for a professional service ensures the availability of proper equipment, prioritizes safety throughout the process, and relieves you of such concerns. 911 Bio & Trauma Cleaners possesses the necessary equipment, training, and experience to adhere to these procedures. We specialize in not only suicide cleanup but also in crime scene cleanup, blood cleanup, unattended death cleanup, biohazardous removal, and more.

Restore Reusable Materials

Mostly, suicide clean up involves blood and bodily fluids, and sometimes, the things that are contaminated in such situations include carpets, furniture, ceilings, or walls. Bodily fluids aren't easy to clean, and when it comes to carpets, furniture, ceilings, or walls, people have to follow specific cleaning protocols to restore these materials to their pre-incident conditions. It's not possible for the common man to clean these materials with simple cleaning and make them reusable again; thus, a proper cleaning company is required to make a home liveable again.

Remove Damaged Materials

The suicide scenes sometimes contain irreparably damaged materials. Your cleaning company will consult with you regarding such materials before commencing cleaning operations. In order to restore the room to its original state, the company should have disposed of these materials but with your permission. The cleaning process will commence by removing all irreparable materials to assess what remains to be cleaned. Remember that any items deemed unfit for cleaning or further use will be properly disposed of.

If Bodily Fluids Seep Into the Floor

When bodily fluids seep beneath your flooring and into the subfloor, it's imperative to remove the affected flooring and contaminated sub-flooring. If the fluids are confined to the surface, the floor will undergo thorough cleaning and sealing to prevent further damage. Specialized cleaners are utilized to break down bodily fluids for proper and effective cleanup. Certain items within the scene, such as upholstery, floorboards, drywall, and curtains, may require removal if they cannot be adequately cleaned. When faced with trauma cleanup in your home, seeking professional assistance is paramount. You don't have to navigate the aftermath of a suicide clean up alone. Reach out to get the ultimate support you deserve.

What is Biohazard Remediation?

Biohazard remediation is the specialized removal and cleaning of all types of bodily fluids, including blood, urine, feces, and any other hazardous materials, as the result of a suicide, accident, crime, homicide, death, or any other contamination event. The hazardous materials contain bloodborne pathogens, which can cause fatal infections to those exposed to such materials. Protection from such situations and hazardous materials demands proper cleaning methods and professional equipment, which are used by biohazard remediation companies like 911 Bio & Trauma Cleaners.

Suicide Cleanup Process

Death doesn't occur in one way; there are many reasons behind it and ways of occurrence, and they tell which type of cleaning you have to perform. Sometimes, the cleaning company needs to clean just one room, but in other cases, the task is difficult, and the company demands that the family members vacate the home during cleaning.

However, once the tragic event happened, the person committed suicide, and the first responders included the police department. The first important thing is to call them and follow their instructions. After the police department has cleared the area, a senior technician will arrive to evaluate the situation and advise on necessary services. Although we are not grief counselors, we collaborate with experts required in such a situation to ensure compassionate care in all our interactions.

911 Bio & Trauma Cleaners technicians will come in inconspicuous vehicles and ensure our services are carried out discreetly, away from any onlookers. Once the experts allow us access to the room or home where suicide is committed, we will start the suicide crime scene cleanup and biohazard removal process. We'll stay in touch with the family or assigned representative, customizing our communication based on your preferences. Although the cleaning time depends upon the crime scene situation, as a general estimate, it can be completed within 24 hours or two days.

Cleaning Method

During the cleanup suicide process, we never ignore any part, even the smallest element of biological remnants or hazardous material. We check the area from top to bottom, which includes walls or ceilings, furniture, electrical sockets or switches, light fixtures, and personal stuff, and we can't ignore the behind area of blinds and doors.

We know that a single droplet will cause big issues, and exposure may result in fatal infections, so proper cleaning and decontamination are essential.

Our trained team of suicide cleanup will efficiently clean the whole area and never leave even the tiniest of areas unattended. We know that there are usually more risks than what a quick look might reveal. For example, if you find a small spot on a carpet, there is a chance that there might be a larger blood stain that has soaked through to the floor below or the decking beneath. Similarly, if there's blood splatter on a clean door, it suggests there might be more splatter behind the door, especially if it was closed during the incident and opened later. Moreover,

In most cases, the blood might end up on the trim, inside electrical sockets, or baseboards during an investigation. If we find a small blood droplet on furniture like a dresser or bed frame wood, then we check drawers and under the bed area because more blood will be there due to seepage. Our trained experts meticulously examine every area using special tools like illuminators and chemical tests. Besides the risk of infectious agents from blood or fluids, undetected biohazards can emit unpleasant odors over time. It's crucial to locate, disinfect, and thoroughly clean the source to ensure the environment is safe, fully remediated, and ready for occupancy—Trust 911 Bio and Trauma Cleaners for professional cleanup services.

How Much Does Suicide Cleanup Cost?

Coping with the death of a loved one is never easy, but it's even more tough when the death is caused by suicide. These occurrences are frequently unexpected, leaving friends and family members astonished. Yet, moving on is an essential part of the healing process, even if it is unpleasant. And we’re sure that the last thing you want to think about during this emotionally draining time is how to pay for suicide cleaning.

Fortunately, many homeowners' insurance plans will cover the cost of the services. Our crew has been trained and has experience working with insurance companies so we’ll be able to handle the difficult calls to explain the situation. Not only do we make the process seamless, but we also beat competitor pricing by 30% on average. In fact, we are often contacted by insurance adjusters to come in and provide a competitive bid before they approve your claim. This is just another method for us to show our support through one of your most difficult moments.

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Our Team Of Suicide Cleanup Specialists Is Here For You!

The team at 911 Bio Trauma & Cleaners comprises exceptionally skilled law enforcement personnel whose sole responsibilities over the past three decades have been to protect the safety of our communities. A combined 60+ years of experience in law enforcement as investigators, police officers, chiefs of police, firefighters, and hazardous material professionals have equipped us to deal with these types of extreme tragedies, like suicide.

We’re just one call away and ready to help you with your suicide cleanup. From suicide clean up to extensive bio-hazard remediation, 911 Bio & Trauma Cleaners are the preferred cleaning service in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.

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