Payment options. Our first priority is to assist families and property owners who require our services. We truly care for the customers we serve, and we’ll be by your side even following the cleanup. From our support network to our dedicated staff, we provide more assistance than anyone in the industry. If you are paying with insurance, our standard service includes full detailed documentation and photography. We’ll even work directly with your insurance company if you prefer.
The cost of remediating biohazards, meth and drug lab decontamination, and other environmental emergencies can vary dramatically from situation to situation. We provide a phone estimate to give the client an understanding of the project costs. Our hourly rates and contract pricing are competitive with Blue Book and Exactimate, which are industry pricing tools. Our normal practice is to staff all jobs with two technicians and a supervisor, so that we can more quickly complete the job while ensuring quality, compliance and documentation protocols. Larger jobs such as mass trauma, large structures related to meth activities, coronavirus, other disasters or faster turnaround requirements, may require larger teams (we can pull from many resources to provide emergency-level support).
Payment Options – pricing factors can include the following:
Every loss is unique and while we cannot make any guarantees regarding your coverage, in most circumstances, homeowners insurance does cover our biohazard-death scene cleanup services. Projects involving drug and meth lab activities can be more complicated with insurance policies. All other services are usually covered. If you have coverage, we will submit the bill to your carrier and work with them directly to resolve payment. You will only be responsible for your deductible. If you don’t have coverage, we have payment options available.
As the nation’s only specialized bioremediation company, we aim to provide the most comprehensive bio recovery and crime scene cleanup services available while minimizing your out-of pocket expenses. If you may have difficulty meeting payments, there are state, local and national programs to help crime victims with expenses related to the tragedy.
Almost all states have Victims Assistance Programs that provide social and sometimes financial aid to families who have experienced a traumatic loss. The National Center for Victims of Crime is a nationwide nonprofit organization that advocates for victims’ rights. Their database is one the most comprehensive online resources available, committed to helping victims of crime rebuild their lives.
Today, more and more companies are including biohazard remediation as part of their disaster preparedness planning and vendor management with the coronavirus epidemic. With resources nationwide, we can work with you to provide ongoing or on-demand services at discounted rates, as well as critical response to biohazard situations. For information, call our commercial accounts line 800-924-6384.
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