In the event that a violent crime or accident occurs in your home, the authorities you call to handle the situation will typically take photos, statements and evidence. They won’t, however, provide trauma scene clean up. Even if a coroner is needed, the task of blood and death clean up is left to the family members or other associates of the deceased. But the removal of bodily fluids, bone fragments and tissue is a delicate process requiring an eye for detail, a steady hand and proper cleaning supplies along with the ability to keep one’s composure. As the police, fire department and coroner aren’t responsible for home decontamination, it’s up to you to find a biohazard removal company that provides such specialized cleaning services. Thankfully, Bio Clean Services operates throughout the Parkersburg, West Virginia; Cincinnati, Ohio; and Dayton, Ohio areas, among many others. Having this type of company in close proximity to your home means that you will be able to enlist their help and avoid having to take care of the site yourself.