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  The Human Aspect(click to read more)

  At Biohazard Response, Inc., these two words define our mission. The Care we take in our approach in serving our clients, while striving to Protect them from the psychological shock and physical dangers. Many people are shocked at the burden of cleaning up, when left to deal with a traumatic episode, alone.

  The Cleaner(click to read more)

  When I saw the face in the blood, everything froze for a moment. The blood was everywhere – puddled and smeared, vivid and viscous, red and black on the floor and brown on the bathtub, where someone who couldn't go on anymore had ended their anguish.
  

  Industry and Related News

  Crime & Trauma Scene Bio-Recovery – Growing Pains in a Niche Industry (click to read more)

  Like many people in the restoration industry considering expanding into crime and trauma scene bio-recovery, you may want to know about the trends in the marketplace and who your potential competitors are.

  Bio-Recovery: Seeing Growth and Growing Pains (click to read more)

  In 2010, R&R sat down with Kent Berg, director of the National Institute of Decontamination Specialists and founder of the American Bio-Recovery Association, to hear what he had to say about the state of the bio-recovery industry. Better known as "crime scene cleanup" or "trauma cleaning," bio-recovery has made great strides since it first came into being as an organized segment of the industry almost two decades ago.

  Can Mr. Joe Carpet Cleaner Just Start Doing Bio Cleaning or Crime Scene Cleanup?(click to read more)

  Not long ago I was asked the above stated question. I would like to share my answer with you. In most states in the U.S. just about anyone can get into bio cleaning or crime scene clean up with little or no training should they want to. But, before your Joe Carpet Cleaner gets into this service he needs to consider a few things first.

  The New Marketing Era for Crime and Trauma Cleanup Companies(click to read more)

  With the bio cleaning industry growing we are seeing an emergence of a true "field of competition" between companies in a given region. As this happens, the marketing tactics of companies must change to accommodate that "field of competition".

  Crime and Trauma Scene Management (click to read more)

  Every claim and restoration professional knows that no two projects are the same — some are more complicated than others, especially those involving crime and trauma scenes. These jobs require a more thorough approach than most restoration projects. With that in mind, let's compare how two different companies responded to the same gruesome situation.

  The Economy of Death Cleaning(click to read more)

  Where do cleaning and the death industry meet? Mainly in BIO CLEANING; Bio cleaning is also known as Trauma and Crime Scene Cleanup. Many people now know there are companies in the Untied States and Canada performing this work. Until these companies appeared in the marketplace, the work mainly fell to the individual families. Friends, extended family, acquaintances, and an occasional church has handled the cleanup for the most part.

  Traumatic Grief(click to read more)

  Since the late 1980's, we have seen an increase in interest and research on the effects of trauma on the grief process. We have learned that the grief process from the sudden, unexpected, and often violent deaths of suicide, homicide, auto accidents, natural disasters, and other types of deaths, is very different from the grief process of those who have died from natural causes, old age, or long-termed illness.

  The Truth About Crime Scene Cleanup(click to read more)

  There are a lot of misconceptions about the Crime Scene Cleanup Industry. From illusions of a six figure income to nationwide certification, and a workload requiring several technicians to "I can quit my day job" because I'll be so in demand, misconceptions abound. Here, I will make every effort to provide you with the honest truth about the Crime Scene Cleanup Industry.

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