Meth, Crime and Trauma Scene Assessment Services

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Comprehensive meth, crime, and trauma scene contamination removal services. We are equipped to remove biological contamination from a violent death as well as chemical contamination like that found at a methamphetamine lab. Many of our services are covered by insurance. We’ll even file your claim for you. Our job is not done until we have restored a home or business to its pre-incident state. We are the perfect choice for any job, large or small, that requires both harsh cleaning and a delicate touch.

Methamphetamine (meth) exposure to a home or office will leave behind a host of chemicals in the walls, floors, carpeting and ceilings. This dangerous residue consists of mercury, lead, lithium and iodine and even meth itself. These are all highly poisonous substances to humans, especially young children and older adults. Exposure to the slightest amounts of these substances can result in damage to the central nervous system, liver and blood production. The health hazards from meth contamination exposure are innumerable. If you suspect meth has been used in your home or office, you should have the property tested immediately. A home meth lab can cause a great deal of damage to a commercial or residential property. Detection can be difficult because residue from meth may be invisible. Having a property analyzed and assessed is imperative when exposure may have occurred. In Arkansas as well as other states, meth lab contamination removal must be done by a certified contractor with experience in the process of cleaning properties that have had exposure to meth. SEA is an industry leader in the process of cleaning properties that have been exposed to hazardous chemicals. They have successfully cleaned thousands of properties that have been exposed to meth. There are many myths that can be dispelled about the detection of meth exposure. Common Myths Associated With Meth Contamination Detection “You can tell there is meth exposure by the smell.” This is an terrible method of detecting meth manufacturing. If you can smell it you are exposing yourself to the dangers. Current methods of manufacturing meth produce various odors during production; however, after a short time, there may be little or no odor at all. Never think that a smell is a reasonable indication of exposure; it’s unreliable. “Just smoking meth is not a problem.” Nothing could be further from the truth. Repeated smoking of meth in a home will leave dangerous levels of hazardous chemical residue that can cause serious health problems. “High-end neighborhoods are safe.” This is untrue. Many meth labs have been found in million dollar neighborhoods. It is advisable to have your property tested when you suspect it has been exposed to meth chemicals. SEA can effectively handle the testing and the meth clean-up process to remedy air quality problems caused by meth. Below is a sampling of a typical meth lab contamination removal process. SEA, Inc. meth lab contamination removal For more on SEA’s testing and clean-up process, please download our informational booklet here (PDF) or click the image to the right. In it you will learn the answers to the questions below, and many more! What are some signs that a property is being used as a meth lab? What is decontamination? Who is responsible for cleaning up the property? How is a property cleaned up? How long will it take to get the property cleaned up? What health risks are associated with the property? How can I find out if a property was used as a meth lab? If you suspect your home or office has been contaminated by meth, contact SEA Inc. You can contact us here , or you can call us 24 hours a day, seven days a week at 888-374-3442 .

There is a rapidly growing number of methamphetamine (meth) labs in our area. Meth labs manufacture the illegal drug methamphetamine and are discovered in houses, apartments, motel rooms, sheds, and even motor vehicles. Common household chemicals used in uncommon ways produce extremely hazardous environments and dangerous situations if not handled properly. While a house or its surroundings may be familiar and appear harmless, any area used to manufacture presents a hazard to the health and safety of occupants. Read more about owning a meth lab by downloading our white paper: So You Own a Meth Lab – Now What. You should also be aware that releasing an improperly cleaned site back to the public or a tenant may subject you to legal complications. The risk of legal problems is increased if small children are involved. Law enforcement does not provide for decontamination or secondary clean up of the property. Most state agencies agree that the safest way to decontaminate and clean up a former meth lab is to hire an environmental company trained in hazardous materials removal. Click here for a list of contaminated properties in Arkansas. The Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality’s current limit for methamphetamine is 0.5 ug/ft³ of surface.

SEA’s trained professionals collect your samples and send them to a third party laboratory which use the latest in technology to ensure accurate and objective sampling results. This combination allows property owners to make remediation decisions with confidence. SEA uses Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry (GC/MS) for meth detection. It is the most precise method for residue detection analysis. By using this method, we can provide you with quantitative results in determining the actual amount of drug residue present. Let SEA’s professional staff design and conduct a sampling program which will minimize your liability. Call us 24/7 at 888-374-3442 .