I'm Eddie Evans and I have cleaned hundreds of death and trauma scenes. Homicides, suicides, unattended deaths, and other biohazardous environments are among my business focus. My cleaning experience includes military trauma cleanup, crime scene cleanup, and accidental death cleanup.

My presence requires a business-like attitude. I maintain compasionate and discreet relationship as well. I do my best to help reduce anxiety created by horrific created by a death scene. Merced residents deserve as much, including government free cleanup companies.

Because I've completed hundreds of death cleanup tasks alone, I've cleaned hundreds of biohazard related jobs in the last nine years. Since I own my own company, , you can trust that I make every effort to do the job right the first time and for the best price.

I have no middle-man to pay; I have no crime scene cleanup practitioners to pay; I have no workman's compensation to pay, and I have none of the other expenses that come with employees. What I know about biohazard, blood, death, and suicide cleanup I've learned by study, practice, and hands-on experience. See some of my qualifications below. Because Eddie owns Biosafe, he has a vested interest in the name "Biosafe." You can trust that you will receive the best biohazard cleanup service from Eddie. Only a business owner invests his best when it comes to performing his best for clients in need.

Again, Biosafe has no middle-man, no one else to share the risks and rewards of professional cleaning. Merced residents and businesses gain from my small business footprint, overhead.

There are very few companies that can offer up their owner as their solo biohazard cleaner for Merced. There are very few crime scene cleanup companies that can send a professional cleaner with hands-on experience for cleaning hundreds of homicides, suicides, and unattended death scenes.

You will not find a more experienced death cleanup practitioner than Eddie Evans. Eddie's fees are fair and reasonable. What more can anyone ask for a biohazard cleanup, blood cleanup, death cleanup, or suicide cleanup service?

Professional cleaning for crime scene cleanup, blood cleanup, suicide cleanup, and unattended death with decomposition. Available for information and appointments 24/7/365. Reasonably priced.

A crime scene cleanup company will use trained cleaners with bloodborne pathogen certification. Their cleaners will make decisions and destroy personal property directly related to a criminal act and death scene, if death occurred. They will reduce and remove biohazards from biowaste. Biowaste will be removed from solid waste. (See Crime Scene Cleanup web site for cleaning information if you must clean for yourself.)

Fees: Expect a crime scene cleanup company to accept homeowner's insurance, credit cards, and some companies will accept checks or cash.

Some companies will quote a price for the full cleanup, sight unseen. They should honor their quoted price. Others will insist on seeing the scene before offering a quote.

Some crime scene cleanup companies establish a formal business relationship and insist on a signed contract with property liens and more. There are strong similarities between these crime scene cleanup companies and other services, such as water damage and restoration companies; others are less formal and accept the terms and conditions of a verbal contract. Terms and conditions should be clear and concise before work begins, whatever business model your crime scene cleanup company follows.

Merced consumers should always ask for an invoice to reflect work completed and fees paid.

A crime scene cleanup company should have business insurance. They should have at least one million dollars in general liability, and two million may be the standard.

Merced crime scene cleanup companies should include the following services:

Should Not:

• Be inquisitive about personal matters,
• Remove personal property not soiled by criminal act or death,
• Remove items from unaffected areas,
• Remove odor permitted property, unless so directed,
• Place solid waste in biohazard bags or boxes,
• Increase prices without valid, unforeseen damages,
• Offer a kickback for insurance manipulation,
• Refuse to accept your calls once off the premises,
• Refuse to return.