I would love to chat with someone who does this full time. if you are interested in helping a newbe out let me know. Thank you
Go to a hands on class to get certified and experienced. Bolden's Hydro Lab is one of the best in the water/fire restoration industry. I am sure there trauma scene cleanup is first class.http://web2.hydro-systems.com/new-CalendarYear.php
Flagship if you need or have some questions we all can help. But sometimes and I have been there you might have an embarasing one if so you can pm me. good luck
what kind of help do you need buddy? We are family here. And no question is not worth asking. good bad or ugly we have all been there at one time or another..
thanks guys, I am very interested in doing this. I am currently a carpet cleaner and am looking to expand my business and be able to help families that really need it in a bad time. I want to make sure there is a need in my area before i spend the money on training and equipment. who would I contact to discuss this? Do the insurance companies have reps that could help me? or do I need to talk to people such as police dept, coroner ect...
