Plain answers
Guides for the days after
Most people land here with no warning and no idea how any of this is arranged. These pages cover the practical side: money, paperwork, and who does what.
Phone picked up day and night, every day of the week
- Who pays for cleanupInsurance, North Carolina's victim compensation program, landlords and estates.
- After a death at homeWhat the police and the medical examiner do, in order, and where you come in.
- Landlords and property managersWhen it happens in a rental: access, staff, tenants next door and the bill.
- How it worksWhat happens when you call, and what to ask the cleanup company.
- Questions and answersShort answers to what callers in High Point ask first.
High Point and the Triad towns nearby
Nobody in the family should have to clean that room
Give them the address and one sentence about what took place. They will want to know if the officers and the medical examiner are done there, and then they will describe their approach.
When you are ready, call.
Whoever picks up is with a separately owned local firm that does biohazard and trauma cleaning around High Point. Listen to their plan and their price. Whether you hire them is up to you.
Call (743) 256-4780Phone picked up day and night, every day of the week
Your conversation may be recorded. The referral disclosure says who pays for this service, and the privacy policy covers what is kept.