Crime scene clean up is necessary to remove all traces of tear gas, which seeps into walls and other surfaces. As a nonviolent means of extraction, tear gas is ideal. Its chemical makeup makes it impossible for anyone to resist it without a masking device. However, it lingers long after the perpetrator is forced out of the building. Enlist the help of a professional crime scene cleanup crew. They will remove all traces of tear gas and restore the scene to its original state.
- Self-cleanup is not recommended, and it’s virtually impossible. Don’t assume that the gas will disappear on its own.
- Just because you can’t see it, that doesn’t mean it isn’t there. Tear gas is a silent irritant; if the area is not decontaminated, its presence can cause watery eyes and respiratory distress.
- The building needs to be completely disinfected. Filters must be changed, walls must be cleansed; in fact, the substance must be extracted from the entire structure, not just the room (s) in which it the gas was used.
- treats tear gas removal the same as they would a methamphetamine lab – they are that thorough. Their trained crews operate specialized equipment that removes all traces of the gas, ensuring that the occupants can move back in without fear of irritants.
- A two-hour response time nationwide means a trained team straight to your door, equipment at the ready.
As a fully licensed and bonded crime scene clean up company, specializes in dealing with all types of crime scenes. Call us for quick removal of residual tear gas.
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