Crime Scene and Biohazard Cleanup

Crime Scene and Biohazard Cleanup Service

After first responders have examined a crime scene or biohazard condition, the affected area must be cleaned. Contaminated items must be handled in a proper manner and in accordance with the law. Datom Products works with law enforcement representatives, insurance companies, and families to effectively clean, remediate, disinfect, and restore areas that are affected by a broad range of biohazard situations, including: 



• Crime scenes
• Violent accidents
• Self-inflicted deaths
• Unattended/delayed discovery deaths
• Blood and other potentially infectious materials
• Animal and human waste
• Animal infestations
• Vehicle contamination
• Hoarder cleanup
• Meth lab cleanup
• Sewage backup
• Other varied situations

Because of the sensitive nature of these situations and the health threats they pose, Datom Products responds quickly to restore the areas to safe conditions.

Phase I and Phase II Site Investigation 

Both Phase I environmental site assessments (ESAs) and Phase II ESAs are critical when establishing the baseline environmental data that commercial and private clients use to make informed business decisions. 

Datom Products follows federal, state, and local environmental regulations that are specific to compliance and due diligence services. We are experienced in implementing due diligence ESAs and investigations for refinancing, pre-purchase, and pre-foreclosure property transactions for various property types, including industrial, commercial, and residential properties. Our comprehensive site assessments conclude with a written report detailing our findings and recommendations. 

If you plan to purchase, lease, or refinance a commercial or industrial property, you could be liable for pre-existing environmental conditions on the site, such as hazardous waste, chemical spills, and soil or groundwater contamination. 

To protect yourself and to limit your liability, Datom Products recommends a Phase I ESA of the property in question. A Phase I ESA is a detailed study of the property and surrounding properties including a thorough site inspection, occupant interviews, historical records searches, and a study of past land uses, spills, tanks, and other environmental conditions. The assessment may also be required by a buyer, seller, or other stakeholder to ensure that the property is in good condition. 

When a Phase I site assessment indicates the possibility of site contamination, a Phase II site investigation may be necessary. Phase II investigations involve invasive observations and sampling. These include subsurface drilling with soil/groundwater analysis; surface soil and water sampling and analysis; asbestos sampling & testing; waste drum characterization & sampling/testing; and sampling/testing of debris and residue.