The nature of death can vary drastically, and as such, our services do as well. Even the most natural death can result in unwanted odors, stains, and damage to the home. For family members or friends that lived alone, there are periods where a death may go unnoticed for weeks or even months. During this time, the body begins to decompose and can attract insects. The longer the body is unattended to, the greater the cleanup process can be.

Because we are located in Texas, we are accustomed to handling decomps that have been accelerated due to heat and humidity. Although this may seem like an even greater challenge to you, rest assured we are professionally trained to take care of the situation.

It is important to remember that with any death, regardless of your relationship to the deceased, hiring professionals is essential to properly clean the scene. You should never attempt to enter the area or begin the cleaning process yourself, especially if foul play was suspected. Our specialists know how to navigate a scene without damaging any potential evidence that may have been missed or left behind by the medical examiner.

Common Factors Associated With Death Cleanup

Contents Cleanup: Contents within the home may be affected by the death that occurred. Depending on where the death took place, the furniture may have been damaged. While we can not salvage all contents within the home, we can clean and restore certain important pieces that you or your family seeks to keep.

Insect Infestation: Unfortunately, where there is death, there are usually insects. Especially for bodies that have begun to decompose, insects are attracted to the scene. Part of our process involves thoroughly cleaning the area to ensure all insects and eggs are eradicated.

Structural Cleanup: Blood and bodily fluid are especially permeable and can seep into cracks and crevices that can permanently damage the structure of the home. The sooner we are able to intervene, the better the chances are of total removal. Our trained specialists are able to thoroughly flush structures and restore them back to a good condition.