Tear Gas Cleanup

We have representatives ready 24/7 to answer your call and assist you with your situation.

When you are assigned a technician, we will ask for photos of the damage and questions about the area where the tear gas is present. We will note the square footage of the home, the type of incident, the size of the crew needed, and collect the property, home owner, or renter's insurance information. Most of the time these situations are covered by these policies, which is why we focus on collecting this information initially.

Our crew will arrive in unmarked, discrete work vans and wear appropriately suited PPE. They will also bring cleaning supplies and test kits specifically used to treat the area.

Before beginning, our crews will take photos of the damages, the property, and any additional hazards we discover. We will also takes notes of the area and the work to be done. We will work with you to make sure you're fully aware of additional changes to the signed SOP (Standard Operating Procedure). Photos and notes are used for administrative, insurance, and restoration purposes.

While rare, most of the time changes to the SOP include any restoration that needs to be done on the home. This may be (but not included to), removing the floor, wall panels, ceiling panels, or other.

After the area has been documented by our team, our crew will begin testing the area. Our crew uses special testing kits that do not use residue and display results almost immediately. Our tests are industry standard, highly reliable, and recognized by leading major public health organizations. Samples for the tests are taken via cotton swab and therefore leave no residue or harmful matter. The areas are tested several times before, during, and after the process.

The property is treated first by assessing what kind of hazard it is and then sanitizing it down with hospital grade disinfectants sprays. Our crews spray the area before removing the residue with vacuums and special towels. This is also the step where we removed ruined floor boards, panels, or tiles that cannot be cleaned without demolition. You will always know the entire scope of the work being done on your property. Please contact us directly if you have any questions about your SOP.

The disinfectants we use are hospital grade, completely non allergenic, and do not contain toxic fragrances, dyes, or leave harmful residues. We are always sure to test our sprays on various contained surfaces on the property before continuing with the job. We've never had an issue with our sprays tarnishing surfaces.

Using the before photos and notes, we restore the areas of the property that had to be demolished or replaced. We also spray down surfaces a final time, including our work areas to ensure maximum public safety. Safety is our number one priority.

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These situations are untimely and disheartening, to say the least. Wherever possible we work diligently to minimize your losses so you can focus on what's important. After we close the job we continue to work with your insurance provider on your behalf to ensure every thing that is covered in your policy is paid.