California Suicide CleanupI am a self-employed, suicide cleanup technician. I do suicide cleanup work throughtout California. I do so because of cronyism in coroners' departments. My name is Ed Evans. I work alone. Because I work alone my prices are hundreds if not thousands of dollars less than my competitors. See my education and training. How long does it take? (See my price page.) |
California
888-431-7233
•Written Guarantee •Fixed Price $999 and lower
My suicide cleanup prices reflect prices that only a self-employed suicide cleanup technician dares charge. No suicide cleanup company with employees matches my prices, flexibility, or cleaning. I add value to suicide cleanup services by removing additional carpet and padding. This becomes important for reducint odors.
My experience as a suicide cleanup technician becomes very important during California's warmer months. Decomposition of blood and other potentially infectious materials (OPIM) cause odor problems. I may not remove all death odors, but I do reduce them. If clients prefer that I remove all death odors, this issue fall within the scope of my services.
California's residents and business owners receive a guarantee for my work. A written guarantee stating that I will return upon request means exactly what it says. No suicide cleanup company should offer any less. If you have odor issues, please follow my written directions before requesting my return.
Besides a written guarantee I have a fixed price. This is a "not to exceed" price. I charge no more than $999 for a single suicide cleanup. This is my Maximum, not my minimum. I do clean for less, much less some times. It does not matter if it takes 1 day or 2 days, the price remains the same for a single suicide cleanup.
If additional materials are needed, like sealing paints, I ask my clients to pay for them. Otherwise, my price does not exceed $999. California's residents receive this price whether or not their home or business has insurance for suicide cleanup claims.
Ozone gas and chemical fogging are included in decontaminatinon of biohazards resulting from blood and decomposition. My suicide cleanup efforts include decontamination efforts from start to finish. In fact, my first act upon arrivial is decontamination of the suicide area.
Suicide Explained, in part - -
Everyone will sooner or later consider suicide as an option, no matter how rosy their life may be. Recall the many rich celebrities that have committed suicide for reasons unknown. It is an inescapable fact of life that we too must consider suicide sooner or later.
By the nature of language and thinking, we must consider suicide as an option under some conditions or no conditions. The only way of not thinking of suicide, sooner or later, would require a Universe with no suicide. In fact, it is just the same with criminal behavior and crime scene cleanup.
Like crime, the first act of suicide condemned humanity to ponder suicide for the rest of human history. It also lead to the first suicide cleanup, and possibly painful psychological consequences as a result.
We work through the logic of suicide simply as a "last resort" hypotheses in some unimaginable world, or we simply look at it to unravel why anyone would end their own life. In doing so, we must in some manner place ourselves in the other's shoes for at least a moment.
In social psychology, George Herbert Mead's Philosophy of the Act, the self has internalized objects to place against the sense of self. This occurs as gestures, symbols, and significant symbols become objects to the self, each playing some part in creation of the human mind.
Self develops in infancy as the infant takes its place in a Universe of language. In this way as infants grow and understand, these internalized objects serve as internalized reference points. Naturally, "dada" and "mama" become the first internalized objects and significant others. As the self grows so to does its inventory of objects.
In Psychoanalysis, an internalized object exists for similar reasons, as a point of reference, as a sounding board, an "other" for helping to figure out the world we live in. At times this object, the "other," becomes a target as the self seeks to explain misfortune, pain, anxiety, or depression. In some way the self must rid itself of this other or continue to suffer.
Ultimately, suicide becomes the one certain means of ridding the self of this other, even at the cost of suicide. (Psychoanalytic Understanding of Violence and Suicide) In this way the self becomes guiltless for whatever ails it and the other becomes the source of self's woes.
There is the theory of shame to help explain suicide. The notion here is that the self suffers too greatly from shame, rightfully of wrongfully imagined. Are the thoughts associated with shame responsible for the feelings of shame? "I am ashamed of what I have done" comes either from the self talking to its self, or from the self's other talking to the self. This is indeed an internalized dialogue.
Figuring out how the self became ashamed of its self or internalized other is more than a semantics game. It becomes a matter of life or death as the victim finds strength enough to destroy the internalized other at any expense, even destruction of the self. In the end, knowledge of shame drives the self beyond its ability to cope with the imagined consequences of surviving. The other (super-ego: psychoanalysis; significant other: Social Psychology) may have become perpetrator or victim of an act too terrible to live with.
Call at any hour, any day and a professional crime scene cleaner will take your call. Our goal is to help return biologically soiled dwellings and buildings to their pre-incident contition discreetly, respectfully.
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