Police do not clean up crime scenes as biohazardous waste and forensic residue may be left behind. Most homeowner's insurance policies cover the cost of professional crime scene cleanup which can vary depending on the size and nature of the job. When looking for a crime scene cleanup company, consider their licenses, references, ability to work with insurance, counseling support, certifications, and code of ethics to properly handle hazardous materials left after a crime.

1. Facts About
Crime Scene Cleanup

2. Police DON’T clean up crime scenes
Biohazardous waste and forensic
residue may be left behind.

3. Most homeowner’s insurance
policies cover cleanup.
Check your policy for coverage details.

4. Cleanup cost depends on the
size and nature of the job!

5. • State laws restrict hazardous waste disposal.
You should not cleanup the
affected are by yourself
• as waste may contain pathogens (HIV, hepatitis)

6. What to look for in
Crime Scene Cleanup Company
• Occupational licenses
• References from past jobs
• Ability to work with insurance companies
• Assistance with grief counselling as needed.
• American Bio-Recovery Association (ABRA)
membership / ABRA Certified Technicians
• Standardized Code of Ethics

7. Columbus Ohio’s premier crime/trauma scene clean up
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