How quickly can you respond? We have numerous cleanup technicians and vehicles that can respond from different office throughout California 24 hours a day. We can usually be on scene within 30-45 minutes from the time we are requested. Back to top
	Who pays for your service? Our services are almost always covered by homeowners, commercial, and auto insurance policies. We can handle your claim from start to finish so you don't have to. In cases of homicides, assaults and other crimes against people, the State of California will pay up to $1,000 for our services as well as funeral services, couseling, lost wages, security system installation, and many other costs. Contact us to learn more about this invaluable program. Back to top
	How much do you charge? We receive this question a lot. Unfortunately we can't give an accurate price without seeing the scene first. Until we know exactly what is involved, we won't know our costs. The biggest factor in calculating our fees, is how many employees the job will need, how long they will be there, and how much biohazard disposal will be needed. We do offer free estimates anywhere in California. Our prices are fair and reasonable. We will apply self pay discounts and make payment arrangements for anyone that needs to pay out of pocket. Even if you can only pay $1 per month, we will not turn you away. We will also beat any compaines written estimate. Some companies are charging outrageous prices. Do not agree to any service until you have received an estimate from Crime Scene Steri-Clean, LLC! We will save you a lot of money, guaranteed. Back to top
	Do you respond outside of California? There really is no need to hire a company outside of your immediate area. With the increase in companies throughout the nation, we can refer you to a reputable company in your City and State. Call us if you need help locating one at any time. Back to top
	Can't I just have my employees clean up the blood? (Federal Regulation 29CFR1910.1030) States: Your employees can only clean up blood, bodily fluids, biohazard, or infectious waste if: 1)They have been formally trained in blood borne pathogens 2) You have a written blood borne pathogens plan. 3) Have personal protective equipment available. 4) Have been offered hepatitis vacccine with a follow up visit. 5) Provide them with proper method to remove, store, and legally dispose of biohazardous waste. Only after these steps are met, can an employee clean a biohazard scene. Back to top