scenecleanup.html A Team Master's Scene Clean entry page
FAQ on CSC crime scene cleaning questions
450 mile radius
from (Cuyahoga County) Cleveland Ohio .
Through to New York, Pennsylvania (Pa.), Washington, Indiana, Michigan, W. Virginia, Kentucky, N. Carolina, Virginia & Tenn.
travel range, we will contact
our network of other
dependable Remediation firms in this line
( field of CTS Decon ) of work
to complete that job.
Our clients are the family
or homeowner,
insurance companies,
law enforcement organizations,
government agencies, property managers,
private individuals and commercial companies.
We accept insurance
assignment for payments.
Inquire if interested in purchase
of any of these domains for sale prices. For now, these URLS below are also being directed here to A Team Masters. This url here is also http://ateammasters.com/ohio crime cleanup.html
CLEANUP CRIME SCENE.COM,
CLEANUP DEATH SCENE.COM,
US CRIME SCENE CLEANUP TRAINING.COM
US CRIME SCENE CLEAN UP DIRECTORY.COM
METH LAB CLEANERS.COM
METH CLEAN UP DIRECTORY.COM
DEATH SCENE CLEAN UP.COM
Please let us hear from you today, Thank you for visiting,
Betty Brown, CEO
262 Shelton Blvd.
Eastlake, Ohio
zip code 44095-1069
United States
800-595-1313
Fax: 440-951-6871
~ our email
address is
email us here
a-team@stratos.net
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| Crime Scene cleanup, what is
piece of mind worth?
(our press release written awhile back)/August 3, 2004 -- If the death is in a business, or a commercial building, the regular cleaning people or the employee can not be summoned to clean up these body fluids. Nor do they have the knowledge of how to decontaminate and fully deodorize the scene. And if it is in a home, the family really does not have the desire to take on this specialized, heavy duty cleaning either. A Team Master's website offers much information on this subject, including regulations of what is required.  The parent firm, A
Team Masters has been in business over
12 years. The firm has several divisions, one being a 12
year old retail casket store - with a website
http://www.burialitems.com . Being in the death care industry
already, this is another achievement to expand to the needs of the
public. The business boasts they service industrial, non profit,
hotels, commercial and consumers alike, and this newest division
being met by this enterprise - is in demand and a growing service.
All blood, pieces of a body, matter, or body fluids nowadays need to be treated as bio-hazardous wastes. Betty Brown, the CEO, states: Say your Aunt dies, in the bathtub, and is not found for several days. The police are called, the body removed and you are left to clean up the fluids, what do you do? Of course this being a loved ones last contact, you do not wish to be repulsed by needing to do this 'project' yourself. And, if you call the Super of the building, he knows, and should tell you that their cleaning lady or other employees, are not trained or equipped to handle this cleaning. They did not sign on to be exposed to sometimes horrifying sites, or others blood or bodily fluids. Also, the possibility that a life threatening decease might be contracted, or other hazardous materials may be encountered in the course of the site clean-up procedure is possible. The cleaning crew or employee could pick up a serious illness or life threatening decease from a contaminant of disease or chemical hazards, and unknowingly spread it to his or her family. The Super or police should have resources for you to call on, as removal of biohazard waste is dangerous as well. If in Ohio and surrounding states, by calling 800-595-1313 on A Team Masters, the project is completed without further concern. Perhaps even your homeowners insurance or the Victims fund of your state will pay for this service.  We also have a network of
providers to offer as a referral, if the call is out of our
traveling distance.
Unfortunately, most people don't know these programs exist - or where to turn. It is a worry, what to do, in a situation like this without causing further trauma to the victim or family. The scene has to be cleaned right, the site fully turned back to the way it was prior to any death - and a janitorial service just isn't going to fit the bill. Penalties for violation of the standard are severe and the employee may also file a workers compensation claim in addition to filing a lawsuit. The piece of mind and security in knowing all of the process will be done correctly, all restored fully, and all - if any- trash will be handled and disposed of in the required manner, are well worth the fees. .
 Methamphetamine Lab Contamination is another subject that is extremely serious and needs professional attention. From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methamphetamine site in part --copy--"These chemicals are commonly used by people without laboratory training in and around the household for a variety of household uses; however, the production of methamphetamine is not to be confused with these much-safer household uses. In fact, when law enforcement finds a methamphetamine lab, specially-trained and certified professionals, wearing full hazardous materials protection suits, dismantle and dispose of the lab equipment and materials. It is estimated that, for every pound of methamphetamine produced, 5 pounds of hazardous waste are also produced. Some of the more obvious signs of a 'meth' lab in operation is the smell of a cat-urine-like odour and witnessing brass fittings on pipes (eg. propane bottles) turning a blue colour. This is caused by hydrochloric acid vapours and in some cases from anhydrous HCl gas, it also makes stainless steel go a blackish colour and become rusted and anything made of regular steel ends up quickly coated in rust. The highly toxic by-products are sometimes dumped in unsafe places. Dangerous situations can also result: For example, if the reaction is allowed to overheat, phosphine gas can be produced. When produced in large quantities, it usually explodes (autoignition from diphosphine formation caused by overheating phosphorus), injuring or killing individuals who are present. Since the late 1990s, the number of burn victims in the United States whose injuries were sustained from meth labs has skyrocketed, accounting for over 30% of cases in some parts of the nation. --end copy-- Thank you for reading. Please let us know if we can assist in any way. 800-595-1313
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