Hoarding disorder can turn a once-livable home into a hazardous environment, with extreme clutter leading to unsanitary and unsafe conditions. For landlords, family members, or those trying to assist, understanding these dangers and the steps needed for effective cleanup can make a significant...

Human decomposition is a natural process involving the breakdown of tissues after death. While factors such as weather, temperature, moisture, pH levels, oxygen availability, cause of death, and body position can influence the rate of decomposition, the process universally follows four stages...

Human decomposition is a natural and unavoidable process that begins immediately after death. However, various environmental and situational factors can significantly impact the rate at which decomposition occurs. Understanding these factors is crucial for investigators, forensic experts, and...

Cleaning up after a traumatic event, such as a violent crime, suicide, or unattended death, involves more than just physical effort—it also comes with significant costs. While homeowners insurance often covers storm or fire damage, many people are unaware of their policy’s stance on crime scene and...

Handling the removal and cleanup after a death is a sensitive and complex task, particularly in cases of unattended deaths. Whether in a residential or public setting, managing such a situation requires specialized knowledge, both for respectful handling and to ensure the health and safety of anyone...

Crime scene and biohazard cleanup are critical services that extend beyond traditional cleaning, requiring special training, regulatory compliance, and a commitment to safety and compassion. ServiceMaster BioClean, a trusted leader in trauma and biohazard remediation, meets these rigorous standards...