or (239) 247-4343 cell

 

We offer clean up of:

Suicide & Homicide

Human Decomposition

Industrial Accident

Biohazard Blood

Vehicle Accident Decon

Gross Filth

24/7 Emergency Calls

 

Certifications:

CTS Decontamination Specialist

Bloodborne Pathogens 29 CFR 1910.1030

Respiratory Protection 29 CFR 1910.134

HAZCOM 29 CFR 1910.1200

Personal Protective Equipment 29 CFR 

    1910.132

Confined Space Awareness 29 CFR 1910.146

Fall Protection Awareness 29 CFR 1910.66

    Appendix C

Lock out/Tag out Awareness 29 CFR 1910

 

STATE OF FLORIDA

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

County Registration Number # 36-64-02419

State Identification Number   # 7549

 

Crime Scene Decontamination

Were you aware that the police, fire department, EMS, or the medical examiners office DO NOT clean up a crime or trauma scene . When a violent crime occurs, most people think that law enforcement officers clean up the crime scene.  However, the truth of the matter is that the responsibility falls on the homeowner.  Crime-scene clean-up is a niche market within the cleaning industry. It's called CTS Decon -- crime and trauma scene decontamination -- and it involves cleaning up dangerous material. This could mean the biologically contaminated scene of a violent death (homicide Suicide or accidental).  Decontamination Specialists hope to ease the burden of the homeowner by providing qualified Specialists to clean and sanitize their home after a murder, suicide, or other violent crime.

 

MASU’S CRIME SCENE DECONTAMINATION  is here for you in your time of need.  After a murder, suicide, or violent crime occurs there are so many things to think about.  Let us take one thing off your mind by handling the clean up and disinfecting of any biohazardous materials in your home or business.

 

We do not feel the families of any type of trauma need to be left with the restoration of the scene. This only traumatizes the person over again, leaving them less time to begin the grieving process. We offer a highly competent service specializing in suicide clean up, trauma clean up, biohazard waste, and environmental clean up. We specialize in clean up and decontamination services that remedy the scenes of traumatic events involving blood and body fluids. Our services also include the clean up of situations involving gross filth.  Our employees are trained of OSHA standards as well as federal regulations pertaining to the clean up, decontamination, and disposal of potentially infectious materials.

 

Photo courtesy AMDECON
Cleaning up after a murder outside an apartment complex

 

It is often not known that bloodborne pathogens and bacteria can linger for days after death and should be handled only by professionals. We at MASU’S CRIME SCENE DECONTAMINATION take special precautions to protect ourselves and others when we enter a facility where trauma has occurred. Do not get your business into trouble or have problems with your property by having untrained and improperly protected staff clean up these hazardous environments. The janitor, maid, or other cleaners cannot legally clean up these hazards with out the proper training, experience, and protection.

Victims' families shouldn't have to clean it up. MASU’S CRIME SCENE DECONTAMINATION offers the highest level of discretion, unlike other cleanup companies, we will not discuss any case with the media or press. We do more than just take pictures…

 Many residents and business owners wants to know if the cleaning costs are covered by insurance, and the answer is YES. The services provided by Decontamination Specialists are usually covered by the homeowner’s insurance policy.  Most families are not aware that homeowners insurance will pay for crime scene cleanup services .

  • Most bio-hazardous material decontamination and clean up is covered under a motor vehicle, homeowners, or business insurance policy. Normally there is no payment due at time of service, however the property owner can arrange for a full payment at time of service at their discretion.

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  • Provided that the insurance company covers the costs of the bio-hazard decontamination the property owner is normally only responsible for their deductible. The deductible can be billed or it can be paid at the time of service.

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  • Of course, any property owner can decide to pay the cost of decontamination without filing a claim with their insurance company if desired.

 

Extra info Regulations about Crime Scene Decontamination

 

There are no national regulations for the CTS Decon industry, but there are organizations that promote standards as well as certain government regulations that Crime Scene cleaners have to follow, including the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standards, which are guidelines for handling biohazardous material and the proper use of personal protection equipment, and individual state guidelines for crime-scene clean-up.

 

When a violent death occurs in someone's home, the family typically doesn't move out of the house. The Crime Scene c­leaners' job is to remove any sign of what happened and any biohazards that result from such an incident. Federal regulations deem all bodily fluids to be biohazards, so any blood or tissue at a crime scene is considered a potential source of infection. You need special knowledge to safely handle biohazardous material and to know what to look for at the scene -- for instance, if there's a thumbnail-size bloodstain on the carpet, there's a good chance that there's a 2-foot-diameter bloodstain on the floorboards underneath it. You can't just clean the carpet and call it a day. You also need permits to transport and dispose of biohazardous waste.

 

Companies that clean up crime scenes have all of the necessary permits, training and, perhaps most important, willingness to handle material that would send most of us running out the door to vomiting  in to the bushes.

It is so important for people to know that there is a service like ours out there. No one should be left with the remnants of a tragic death in their home or business. It is our goal to always provide a professional service

 

Since professionalism is very important to us, we always adhere to O.S.H.A., and State Health Department guidelines and procedures. Our technicians are highly trained in how to properly remove, package and dispose of biohazardous waste. They have also been trained in how to approach and preserve a crime scene should additional evidence be discovered. Our service is equipped and ready to respond 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Once summoned to a scene, whether commercial, industrial, residential or auto, our technicians will evaluate the extent of the damage and prepare a written proposal. When our proposal is accepted, we immediately begin the restoration procedures. We clean, disinfect all affected areas along with proper disposal. All biohazardous waste is disposed of through a federally licensed waste company.

 

When structural damage is involved, our services are not limited to cleaning, disinfecting, and removal. We offer complete restoration, structural, drywall, painting, etc. At the conclusion of the abatement/restoration process.

 

MASU’S CRIME SCENE DECONTAMINATION will handle all aspects of the job from start to finish.  It is our goal to always provide a professional service. No one should be left with the remnants of a tragic death in their home or business.

 

You can trust "The Original" Masu’s Crime Scene Decontamination!  No matter what the situation is we will handle it discreetly, professionally and successfully. This is why MASU’S CRIME SCENE DECONTAMINATION is there for you. We make sure you and your family are safe should an unexpected traumatic event occur in your life.

 

We’ll take care after calling  (911)

MASU’S CRIME SCENE DECONTAMINATION    

 

   

                 

Service Performed By:

Masu’s Cleaning Service LLC

(239) 247-2212

 

masuscrimescene@yahoo.com

 

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