Crime scene clean up

**cosway-canada** · 09-17-2009, 11:33 PM

hmmm, I just asked how often you get the calls not who calls you or how you do the job or how much you charge. I was not looking for any secrets.

My customers ask me if they should get into this business. If you're not going to get the calls on a regular basis its not worth it.

Now that I think of it, the best place to look is to our local government to find out the regulations and rules as to who is suppose to be doing these jobs in Ontario Canada. I don't think you guys can help me with this one.

Originally Posted by sharp_shepherd

I spent a ton of money to learn a different way to do business and I can't just give the information away. I will say to think WAY ouside the box.

**AllCleanExtreme** · 09-18-2009, 12:22 AM

hmmmm something i should look into, i have the EMT Training, and have worked for the American Red Cross Blood Service Division,,, and have all my Certs.......

Could be a good add on service

**Michael Tillman** · 10-04-2009, 06:48 AM

I have produced a DVD of our 5-Day crime and trauma scene cleanup class. You can get trained from your home or office PC and receive 8 certifications.

To learn more go here: http://www.amdecon.com/trainingcourse.html

Michael Tillman
Certified Safety & Health Official
CEO / Amdecon
Executive Director / Suicide Aftercare Association

**leofry** · 11-01-2009, 10:55 AM

Michael. can one person do this ?

**dsimms** · 11-01-2009, 01:00 PM

I am just curious..but...someone stated that insurance pays big money for cleanup..what insurance? does the victim carrying a Crime scene Cleanup Insurance card?

**ACD** · 11-01-2009, 03:23 PM

A high percentage of crime scene jobs occur in rental properties. The landlords insurance usually covers it. Homeowners can cover it too unless specifically exempted. The PPE and Biohazard procedures are pretty standard and cross trains to other situations you may already be doing. I do these jobs alone most of the time not wanting to expose any more people to it than necessary. By far the hardest aspect of the job is dealing with family members. It's 20% cleaning ability and 80% councilor. I am often contacted by the local police to do these jobs. I've done homes, businesses, automobiles, a yacht, and a private jet. Each provides it's own unique challenge. It is highly profitable work and I too have done jobs for nothing depending on the circumstance. The hardest one was a suicide of a personal friend of my wife's. (That's all I have to say about that as well.)

Aaron

**Dbonezny** · 11-02-2009, 01:42 PM

In for subscription. I've been thinking about this for almost 2yrs now.

**Edward Conley** · 11-02-2009, 04:05 PM

Hydro-Lab here in Indy is having a class next week if you're in a rush. If not, they're doing it again in March. We'd love to have you come visit the great state of Indiana.

**Jason Whaley** · 11-02-2009, 04:18 PM

Originally Posted by RDCCARPET

i just watched that movie sunshine cleaning where the chick gets into crime scene cleaning good movie has anyone else seen it?

I watched it with my wife the other day. It was good.

**leofry** · 11-09-2009, 09:30 AM

I ordered the Amdecon training ... now right after I orded i thought what am i doing... i will never use this.... but its very intresting and even though i may not get into full blown C&T clean up it may come in handy to clean up smaller jobs... Mr. Tillman is very very good in this training video and seems to be a stand up guy.... anyway any questions fire away i will try to answer them...

**TechnicRay** · 11-09-2009, 11:15 PM

Originally Posted by admin

I'm looking to get into crime scene clean up here in va beach can anyone direct me to classes to take and anyone I may be able to go on some jobs with?
Posted via Mobile Device

If Newport News is anything like it used to be, you will stay busy all year long.

**jmathis** · 11-09-2009, 11:41 PM

Go to the restorationforum.com they've got a nice post about crime scene clean up today.

**owenscott** · 11-10-2009, 08:24 AM

Originally Posted by TechnicRay

If Newport News is anything like it used to be, you will stay busy all year long.

When i lived in Newport News we were told never to go past the R/T building .... we lived up by CEBAF ..... we did go past the R/T building once just to see and we got the evil eye from some guys on the corner and we got the heck out of there !

Heard about shootings all the time down there.

**ghlemke** · 05-16-2010, 01:54 PM

I have already replied to this question in a previous thread on this board. Go back to the original question, and you will find my post.

**Amdecon** · 07-12-2011, 01:59 PM

Originally Posted by leofry

Michael. can one person do this ?

Yes, they can. I started all by myself. One of the benefits of my course is I teach you how to do things by yourself you would normally think requires two people.

Michael Tillman
http://www.amdecon.com

**monica** · 11-27-2011, 11:06 PM

People tend to think that police take care of the cleanup after an accident or crime. That’s not true. If your property ends up being a crime scene or accident scene, it is your responsibility to clean it up or hire a professional company such to do the job.