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- – Coronavirus Decontamination
- – Coronavirus Disinfection
- – Coronavirus Cleanup
- – COVID-19 Decontamination
- – COVID-19 Disinfection
- – COVID-19 Cleanup
- – SARS-CoV-2 Decontamination
- – SARS-CoV-2 Disinfection
- – SARS-CoV-2 Cleanup
- – Hoarder
- – Hoarders
- – Hoarder Clean Up
- – Hoarding Cleanup
- – Animal Hoarding Cleanup
- – Gross Filth
- – Trash House
- – Raw Sewage
- – Rodent Droppings
- – Pigeon Droppings
- – Bed Bug Infestation Remediation
- – H1N1 Type A Swine Influenza
- – BioHazardous – Crime Scene Clean Up
- – Crime or Trauma Scene Disinfection &
- – Decontamination
- – Forensic Cleaning
- – Death Cleanup
- – Biohazard Remediation
- – Bio Cleaning
- – Unattended Death
- – Clutter Cleanup
- – 24 Hour Emergency Board Up Services
- – MRSA
- – Staph Infection Decontamination
- – Flood
- – Water
- – Mold Restoration
- – PackRat
- – Foreclosure
- – Abandoned Dwelling
- – H1N5 Avian (Bird Flu) Influenza
- – Homicide
- – Suicide
- – Meth Lab
- – Aftermath Cleaning
- – Crime Scene Cleanup
- – Trauma Scene Cleaning
- – Tear Gas
- – Potentially Infectious Disease
- – Odor Removal
- – AirDuct Cleaning
- – 24 Hour Emergency Board Up Services
Are There Laws Against Animal Hoarding?
Animal hoarding is covered implicitly under every state’s animal cruelty statute, which typically requires caretakers to provide sufficient food, water and veterinary care. Only two states, Illinois and Hawaii, currently have statutory language specifically addressing animal hoarding. With guidance from ASPCA, the Illinois Companion Animal
Hoarder Act was created in 2001 to create a legal definition for “companion animal hoarder” and mandate counseling for those convicted of animal cruelty who meet the definition. Animal hoarding itself is not prohibited by the statute. Hawaii’s 2008 law is the only state law specifically outlawing animal hoarding. It does not mandate psychological counseling for convicted hoarders or restrict future animal ownership. Anti-hoarding legislation has been proposed, but not passed, in several other states. See Illinois and Hawaii’s hoarding laws, as well as hoarding-related bills introduced in other states.
http://www.aspca.org/about-us/faq/are-there-laws-against-animal-hoarding
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All Technicians are highly trained & certified according to OSHA.gov Safety Guidelines
We utilize Non-Toxic Chemicals Disinfecting – Decontamination High Pressured Industrial Vapor Steam
Hoarder, Hoarders, Hoard, Clutter, Accumulated Possessions, Gross Filth, Trash House, Bed Bugs and MRSA… these are all DANGEROUS! The dangers of these are as follows: Health risk (Airborne Pathogens, Waterborne pathogens, Food-borne Pathogens) We are experts when it comes to helping Hoarders, Trash Houses, Gross Filth, Accumulated Clutter. We cleanup the Hoarding, Trash House, Gross Filth, and Cluttered Homes, we then disinfect every square inch, we help the home owner(s) to stay organized so that this situation does not arise again. Our team of professional Decontamination Specialist Technicians understand that most individuals collect and/or accumulate a number of items/possessions over time which they do not want to part with. There is no need for shame, embarrassment or disgust we understand and we are non-judgmental about the hoarders situation. We will work with the Hoarder to reach a non hazardous living condition and to live in some type of normality. We separate all items within the premises into three categories: 1. Absolute necessities – things that you must have. 2. Items which may be donated to a woman’s shelter (Tax Write Off) 3. TRASH – items to be disposed of.