You came looking for a professional crime scene cleaner. Call me at any hour for questions related to crime scene cleaning. If you wish to set an appointment for crime scene cleanup, our telephone has a live crime scene cleaner ready to help.

This web site exists to help you find a crime scene cleaner sooner than later. With years of experience cleaning after violent deaths, our cleanng business shows how professional crime scene cleanup takes place.

No replacements for experience exist. This reason alone should give the reader pause to think about what they need in a professional cleaner. This reason alone may prompt the reader to call us for information if nothing else.

Other important reasons to choose us than experience, though.

Our prices reflect the lower fees of a solo ran cleaning business. All of our completed crime scene cleanup work follows the Eddie Evans's trail from one crime scene cleanup to another. As crime scene cleaners go, Eddie earns his clients trust and respect by helping out in a kind and considerate manner.

Attitude means a lot when the need for a crime scene cleaner arises. There are "bad" attitudes, attitudes that only an employee displays, business attitudes, and then there's the attitude of confidence and a sincere approach to making someone's life a little easier, less painful.

For these reasons Eddie receives telephone calls from insurance companies throughout the United States. Not just for his services, but for his professional cleaning advice. Who better to call than the crime scene cleaner responsible for cleaning after hundreds of homicides, suicides, and unattended deaths?

You too have a right to a professional crime scene cleaner with years of experience, with a helping attitude, and with cleaining prices that only a well experienced solo cleaner can offer.

Crime scene cleaners remove blood and other biohazards from crime, blood, death, suicide, and decomposition events.

Crime scene cleaners may wear protective garments covering their hands, feet, torso, and entire face. They may wear simple paper masks and rubber gloves. Some wear street clothes and change after cleaning. Whatever a cleaner might have on during cleaning, the important idea for cleaners remains safety first.

Once the crime scene cleaner removes all of the biohazard material, biowaste, and solid waste related to the crime scene, its time to consider odor reduction. Expect odor reduction to follow the removal of the offending waste products. Do not expect complete odor removal.

Compete odor removal follows from gas and chemical treatments, cleaning beyond the scope of the crime scene cleaner's work, painting, and ventilation, lots of ventilation. Perhaps odor may go its way within a day or two, which often happens. Odor does not disappear the first or second day without hours of fresh air ventilation.