Trauma Cleanup
7/16/2020 (Permalink)
*Warning: This is sensitive content.
This blog is not meant to sell you a product and service. This blog is to let you know that there are businesses out there that can help you in the aftermath of something really painful and traumatic. We are a cleaning and restoration business for disasters and unfortunately, a disaster we have cleaned up too often is suicide. One is far too many. Our condolences are for those who had to live through this traumatic experience. We can’t begin to imagine what this feels like but we are willing to listen and help in the ways that we can.
Trauma Cleanup is not something that we advertise. In the past two years, it has come to our attention that we need to inform our first responders about this service. SERVPRO can be a resource for cleaning to those who may need it. Biohazard contaminants are left behind from an accident scene and who is left to clean it? We know that sometimes this cleaning need is not dealt with because people are unsure how to proceed. It is not a simple task, physically or psychologically for anyone. Still, some people have had to eventually push through and clean up themselves There is no doubt that these individuals are beyond strong but there is also strength in asking for help.
As we mentioned, this educational piece isn’t meant to sell you a service… it’s meant to give you an option when you need help. SERVPRO of Black Hawk County is certain we can help in trauma cleanup. Whoever you choose, we recommend looking for a local cleaning business. We have been told stories of out-of-state businesses charging an insurmountable amount, making matters worse.
In closing, know that your home insurance may cover the cost of this type of cleaning. Give your insurance provider a call and find out. You can expect our team to have specialized training for biohazard cleanup, wear proper protective equipment, clean affected area, and content, dispose of any unsalvageable material, and even finish with construction if needed. Our team will continue to be empathetic and professional throughout the whole process. Again, we are sorry for your loss.
Here to help.