Pamona Crime Scene Cleaners

Narrative

On this page and others to follow I explain my crime scene cleaner policies and practices. I have no fear of sharing my ideas with those in need of my Pamona crime scene cleaner services. If potential clients read my cleaning ideas and learn to clean, fine. My purpose here includes helping those in need learn what they need to know, even if it costs me a few jobs from time-to-time.

Besides employing myself as a Pamona crime scene cleaner, I benefit by writing about my crime scene cleaner business. My experience, philosophy, as well as my politics related to crime scene cleaners somehow intrude into my writing.

My Services

• Disinfect soiled area
• Dissect blood soiled materials.
• Disinfect blood reduced area.
• Clean blood reduced area by scrubbing, rinsing, repeating.
• Disinfect once blood soiled area.
• Pre-treat blood soiled objects with bleach, water, sealers, wrappings.
• Bag and remove remaining biohazard materials for freezing, pickup.
• Bag and remove solid waste.
• Remove carpet, carpet padding from blood soiled room.
• Remove furnishings, bed and mattress if requested.
• Add value, which includes removal of crimes scene furnishings if requested for solid waste disposal.

My Prices

I quote my fixed price on the telephone, which means you pay $999 or less for a single death scene anywhere in Pamona. I cannot clean some shotgun suicides for this price because of the degree of damage and restoration costs. I must add about $400, some times.

Usually my prices for a crime scene cleanup range from $500 to $999 for a single death scene. Multiple death scenes go up in price. These may include blood penetration of walls or floors dripping blood through linoleum. Sometimes, not often, I must cut flooring to "chase" blood, So I will need to charge more.

At times during a suicide cleanup with a great loss of blood these actions become necessary. Blood cleanup for some suicides well exceeds blood cleanup for homicides. A reason for this comes from the heart's sudden stop following a bullet wound to the head. This sort of damage leaves less blood for crime scene cleanup following a homicide then a suicide by cutting an artery. Cut arteries lead to a near-total bleedout. This sometimes allows blood to find its way to other rooms near-by and below.

In any case, my crime scene cleanup prices stay lower then companies with employees. I may be one of the only self-employed crime scene cleaners in our Los Angeles County area. As such my prices stay lower than anyone else's, I believe. Call competitors for a quote.

My Guarantee

I guarantee my work. If for any reason you find something amiss related to my crime scene cleanup work, call me. I will return to your Pamona residence or place of business. This has happened once due to an oversight. Of course I returned within the same day. I've been in the crime scene cleanup business long enough, 8 years, to know my work must satisfy. I must guarantee my work and honor my guarantee.

A search of the Internet for Eddie Evans or Crime Scene Cleanup will show any reader how far and deep my crime scene cleanup marketing goes. I'm not about to tarnish my Pamona reputation as a professional crime scene cleaner for a few dollars or a moments change in plans.

I guarantee my crime scene cleanup work.

Los Angeles County Crime Lab

I like to think my prices help a lot of people. I'm sure my Pamona clients appreciate my effort to save money for them, but in the end taxes get your money, anyway. If Pamona' tax payers ever wonder where their money goes, they need to consider our Los Angeles Sheriff's criminal investigation laboratory (lab).

This massive scientific approach to solving crimes in our own county entails high-level science as well as technological equipment out of science fiction. We all hope justice grows more definitive through this scientific forensic lab. Just thinking about its expenses makes my brain dumb. I mean numb.

Forensics deals with causes and in crime investigations this means handling the consequences of violent crimes. Looking, collecting, and cataloging evidence.

Our Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department has one of the largest full-service crime laboratories in the United States, a forensics wonder. Except for our Los Angeles Police Department, Los Angeles County's Sheriff's Department services the needs of most city police departments in Los Angeles County, including Pamona.

Over 80 scientists and over 100 crime scene laboratory technicians support crime scene investigation. Over 10,000 police and sheriff's officers find support through their crime lab. We can include Pamona's police officers among these modern-day crime fighters.

Consider the cost of just one of two forensic technologies, Recalling your biology, mitochondria DNA found at crime scenes offers evidence. Through the wonder of chemistry and powerful electron microscopes, we have a powerful technology as a tool for crime fighting and justice.

A DNA and Electronic Forensics Nexus

Two big Big Brother technologies promise to project farther into science fiction territory and government surveillance.

Science Fiction

Sir Arthur Conan Doyal gave us Sherlock Holmes and fingerprinting. Before long police science moved into full-scale fingerprinting with various forms of dust to track criminal misdeeds. Now forensics technologists lift fingerprints from all types of surfaces quickly, exactly, and in a reproducible manner. In fact, computerized scanners replaced fingerprint ink long ago.

These reproducible methodologies gives us a science in "police science."

"mt Mitochondria" became the stuff to analyze for criminal evidence. It comes to each of us via our mothers.

Now lifting DNA along with fingerprints places a double-hex on perpetrators. Their life-long, external finger print evidence now coincides with their internal, DNA makeup, two unassailable types of evidence now found on crime scenes help solve mysteries.

Electronic evidence gathered by visual-audio electronic devices offers unheard of opportunities. Thieves now caught in the act watch videos in court damning their "not guilty" pleas. Drunks crashing through cars and red lights see videos in court.

Eves dropping from afar on conversations allows investigators an opportunity to gather information worthy of follow-up. This is not science fiction, but today's reality. Cameras smaller than a watch offer glimpses into our most private abodes. Large cameras from afar gather data on group movements through intersections and stadiums. When we need this evidence it's better than pie. When we don't need it, who cares?

What we get today from this incursion into science fiction amounts to greater justice for Pamona victims and more powerful tools for getting the bad guys off Pamona' streets.

I also have a web site for Orange County crime scene cleanup. It serves as one avenue for exposing crime scene cleanup corruption in the Orange County Sheriff's Department. The coroner's employees refer the public to their own cleaning companies or those of friends or relatives. As a result the public pay more. Small companies like mine cannot compete with this county government monopoly over Orange County biohazard cleanup needs.

Included with these marketing efforts I use Orange County suicide cleanup as well as Orange County blood cleanup. Another includes Orange County trauma cleanup, and I should not forget Orange County unattended death cleanup.

Eddie Evans