My name is Eddie Evans and I work in Bakersfield as a biohazard, blood, death, and suicide cleanup practitioner.
For nine years I've traveled throughout California as a crime scene cleanup practitioner earning my living cleaning horrific death scenes. Homicides, unattended deaths, decomposition cleanups each adds to my professional cleaning experience. Most often I work alone because I'm self-employed and licensed in California as a trauma scene practitioner (#134).
My experience increases my skills, knowledge, and abilities with each opportunity to help grieving families. I know that at times their road to full grief recovery takes time; I know too from a number of clients that once death scene cleanup gets underway, they begin to feel a terrible burden lifted from their shoulders.
In summer months Bakersfield blood, death, and suicide cleanup soon becomes a decomposition issue because of heat. Anytime a victim dies and remains down for over a day in summer heat, decomposition begins to cause soiling problems for property. Mattresses, bedding, pillows, carpets, padding, wood floors and dry wall may become heavily soiled. In these cases I rely on my experience and do whatever becomes necessary to return Bakersfield's residents and businesses to their pre-incident condition, biologically speaking.
Blood cleanup sometimes leads to following blood through vinyl, floors, and walls. This happens when a victim "bleeds out" from near fatal wounds, and succumbs to death by bleeding. Blood cleanup may take minutes, hours, and some times a full day if not two, depending on weather, victim's size, type of wound, type of setting, and other variables.
Formal Training and Education
I charge less than $1,000 for most homicides, suicides, and unattended deaths. Prices may vary depending upon circumstances. Call my competitors for a telephone quote.*
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