• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Our technicians wear comprehensive PPE, including full-face respirators, chemical-resistant gloves, and protective suits. This is essential for protection, as even minimal exposure to certain residues can pose severe health risks.

• Ventilation: Before beginning cleanup, we ensure the area is well-ventilated to disperse any remaining tear gas. This includes opening windows and doors and using fans or air scrubbers to promote fresh air circulation.

• Removal of Contaminated Items: Items exposed to tear gas or drug residue, such as furniture, carpets, and personal belongings, may require removal for thorough cleaning or safe disposal, depending on the extent of contamination.

• Surface Cleaning: We use specialized chemical solutions and neutralizing agents to break down and remove tear gas or drug residue from surfaces such as walls, floors, and fixtures. Multiple rounds of cleaning and rinsing are often necessary to ensure complete removal.

• HEPA Vacuuming: High-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) vacuums capture and remove any remaining tear gas particles from surfaces and the air, preventing further spread of contaminants.

• Decontamination of Tools and Equipment: All equipment used in the cleanup is meticulously decontaminated to prevent the transfer of hazardous residue to other areas.

• Air Testing: Upon completing the cleanup, we conduct air quality tests to confirm that all dangerous residues have been neutralized and that the area is safe for re-entry.

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