Crime scene cleanup requires specialized knowledge, strict safety standards, and a sensitive approach to handle the aftermath of traumatic events. This guide explores the critical steps in the cleanup process, highlights key safety considerations, and addresses common misconceptions. 

]. Trauma Services’ recapitalization is third platform investment for Osceola.

Partnership builds on response to emergency events, including water, fire, mold, and biohazards.

For this month’s Restorer’s Digest we learn the depths of cyanide, how it’s generated and the most common materials that release it. 

Aramsco, Inc. announces the acquisition of EZ Concrete Supply, expanding its geographic reach and providing a wider spectrum of products.

Barry Rice Shares Tips on How Restorers Can Stay Safe When Working with Blood Borne Pathogens. 

Blood borne pathogens pose a threat when working on restoration projects. Here’s what restorers can do to reduce the risk.

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One of the most challenging hurdles in the crime, trauma and death scene cleaning industry is helping a client navigate a life-changing, traumatic event. The other challenge is marketing such a sensitive service without being offensive, appearing non-sensitive or overbearing. For almost four decades, Gordy Powell has tried to reinvent how to market this industry in a tasteful, yet practical and successful way. Here, he shares a new approach.