Scene Care Gives A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Crime Scene Cleanup in Chicago

December 23, 2015 - PRESSADVANTAGE -

Anyone who has been a victim of a crime, either directly, or indirectly may not understand how difficult crime scene cleanup can be to handle. If a loved one, or family member has been involved in a situation, contacting a professional is one option to deal with the aftermath.

Local emergency cleanup organization Scene Care, Inc. has been quietly working behind the scenes in the Chicago area for 10 years and there isn’t much they haven’t seen according to company representative Michael Costigan. “It is our job to discreetly enter a home, and remove the reminders that a crime has been committed in the area, so those who have been affected can begin the healing process.”

Once called, specially trained service technicians arrive in unmarked vehicles that are equipped with scene specific equipment designed to handle any type of environment created by a murder, suicide, unattended death, or the remnants left in behind when a hoarder has moved on. An emergency cleanup tasks involve cleaning and sanitizing the contaminated area. Everything must be cleaned thoroughly and any toxic materials collected need to be removed using proper methods to avoid any further damage, and stop any possibility of future problems.

In order for survivors of violent crime to be able to move back into their homes, or workers to re-enter the workplace, any and all dangers must be removed to prevent illness, or disease. Scene Care’s motto “The Professional Efficiency You Expect With the Dignity You Deserve” is the hallmark of the company’s private approach to dealing with this sensitive issue.

Many times the responsibility of cleaning up a murder, or suicide scene reverts to the family, or loved ones of the victim after all of the official police business has concluded. “We believe that is wrong.” says a company representative. “Folks have endured enough trauma from the incident itself, and should leave the delicate job of cleaning a scene to the experts so they can handle more personal details of their tragedy in peace.”

The specialists at Scene Care are certified through job specific training to be expedient, and inconspicuous as they approach and complete a scene cleanup job. Unmarked vehicles, and uniforms allow them to maintain a low, non-intrusive profile as they go about returning an area to its former condition.

To learn more about emergency cleanup services available from Scene Care, Inc. Chicagoans can call 1-800-430-1108, or visit their website at http://www.scenecare.com/.

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For more information about Scene Care, contact the company here:

Scene Care
Mike Costigan
8152453136
mcostigan@1st-page.com
6906 Connecticut
Crystal Lake, IL 60012