You’re entering the forensic restoration zone. Get into the zone on topics like disinfection, infectious disease control, crime scene cleanup, illicit drug lab remediation, biohazard cleanup, and more.
The threat of SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) has brought increased attention to the role that the heating ventilation and air conditioning systems (HVAC) can have in dealing with microbiological contaminates. Recent events
Why Fentanyl Awareness? Although fentanyl does not pose the same risk for restoration workers as it does for police officers and first responders, it is still important to be aware
It is not just asbestos and leads that contractors need to handle properly. From all indications, it looks like fires and floods will continue to plague built environments into the
Trauma scene cleanup can encompass anything from a crime scene to a drug lab or hoarding, which is why technicians need to be prepared for any scenario when they begin
If a dead body has been lingering for days or even weeks, or a home was turned into a clandestine methamphetamine lab, that’s when you call companies like Georgia Clean
A step-by-step approach to RIA’s new forensic guidelines Over the past year, C&R readers have learned about an important change occurring in the restoration industry: Contractors who provide services in
Whether you’re doing routine cleaning and disinfection or if you’re addressing some of the more extreme challenges associated with forensic restoration, selecting a disinfectant that enables you to achieve your
Forensic restoration is the comprehensive and complete remediation of biologically contaminated structures and or areas to pre-event conditions, finding its essence in the arts (acquired skills) and sciences of proper
Most forensic restoration projects starts the same: a phone rings. It is at this point that a forensic restoration specialist asks the crucial “who, what, where, when and how” questions
What is a restoration contractor supposed to think when they show up in response to a water intrusion or mold call and are bombarded by the homeowner’s litany of health
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