How quickly should I call for water damage restoration in Greer, SC?

You should call as soon as possible. Water can spread into flooring, drywall, insulation, and structural materials quickly, increasing the risk of mold growth and additional property damage. Recon Restoration responds quickly to help stop the damage, remove moisture, and begin the drying process.

What does your water damage restoration process include?

The process typically includes a property inspection, water extraction, moisture detection, structural drying, dehumidification, sanitizing, odor control, and repairs when needed. The goal is to dry and restore as much of the property as possible while only replacing materials that truly need to be removed.

Can water damage lead to mold?

Yes. If moisture is not properly removed, mold can begin developing in hidden areas such as wall cavities, flooring, ceilings, and insulation. Professional drying and moisture monitoring help reduce the risk of mold growth after a leak, flood, or storm-related water damage.

Can Recon Restoration help with insurance claims?

Yes. Recon Restoration can assist with documentation and guidance during the insurance claims process. The team provides clear assessments, honest recommendations, and restoration planning to help property owners move forward with less stress.

Crime Scene Cleanup in Easley & Greer SC

Crime Scene CLeanup in Greer

Responsible & responsive cleanup.

We help people from all over the Upstate and Western NC recover from the aftermath of tragedy with our quick, compassionate crime scene cleanup services. As a family- and veteran-owned and operated company, we value and prioritize your safety and wellbeing, and our team is equipped and fully trained to restore properties after murders, suicides, and other crimes, including on-site medical cleaning. We also provide emergency service to make your home or business safe and inhabitable once more. We’re here to help, not just profit off your situation.

Cleanup for a Variety of Situations.

Many crimes happen very quickly, usually leaving huge messes behind. We provide cleanup services for a variety of situations.

We're Careful in Our Approach.

We're always as careful as possible with crime scene cleanup to preserve aspects that authorities may need to investigate.

Call Us for the Following:

• Unintended or accidental death
• Homicide
• Suicide
• Drug-related crimes
• Biohazards or poison-related crimes

Treating every scene with respect:

• We treat all blood and residue like they're contaminated.
• We dispose of crime scene messes appropriately & remove any safety issues.
• We're careful to respect any active investigations.
• We treat the affected area with care, dignity, and respect.

Let professionals handle your crime scene.

Many crimes happen very quickly, usually leaving huge messes behind. We provide cleanup services for a variety of situations, and we’re careful in our approach to preserve aspects that authorities may need to investigate the incident. Call Recon Restoration if any of the following occurs in your residence or place of business.

We always steer people away from cleaning a crime scene themselves. Law officials may need to investigate the scene, and by handling the mess yourself, you could compromise crucial evidence. Plus, we don’t want you to have to relive the trauma and pain experienced due to the crime — you risk delaying recovery and making your pain worse. We can help you get your home or property back on track sooner and more efficiently.

Fire or Water Damage on top
of Crime Scene Clean up? We can handle that.

Learn about our other restoration services we offer:

Cleanup Performed to Industry Standards

Crime scene cleanup requires more than surface cleaning—it demands strict safety protocols, specialized training, and compliance with recognized industry standards. At Recon Restoration, every biohazard cleanup project is performed using established best practices to help protect the health and safety of occupants, property owners, and our technicians.

Our team follows OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard (29 CFR 1910.1030) requirements for handling blood and other potentially infectious materials, including the use of appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), containment procedures, and decontamination practices. We also adhere to applicable EPA regulations regarding the use of disinfectants and the handling of regulated waste, while ensuring biohazardous materials are transported and disposed of in accordance with all applicable local, state, and federal regulations.

By following these recognized standards, Recon Restoration helps restore affected properties safely, discreetly, and responsibly while reducing the risk of exposure to biological hazards.

Frequently Asked Questions

Crime Scene Cleanup FAQs

How soon should crime scene cleanup begin?

Cleanup should begin as soon as law enforcement has released the property. Prompt biohazard remediation helps reduce health risks, prevents permanent damage to building materials, and allows the property to be safely restored as quickly as possible.

Do you provide crime scene cleanup outside of Greer?

Yes. Recon Restoration provides crime scene cleanup services throughout Greer, the Upstate of South Carolina, and Western North Carolina, including Greenville, Anderson, Spartanburg, Asheville, and Hendersonville.

What does your crime scene cleanup process include?

Our process includes a thorough assessment of the affected area, containment when necessary, removal of biohazardous materials, cleaning and disinfection of impacted surfaces, odor treatment, and the proper disposal of regulated waste in accordance with applicable regulations. We work carefully to restore the property to a safe condition while treating every situation with professionalism and compassion.

Is crime scene cleanup covered by homeowners insurance?

In many cases, homeowners or commercial property insurance policies may cover crime scene or biohazard cleanup, depending on the circumstances and your policy. Recon Restoration can assist with documentation and help guide you through the insurance claims process.

Is it safe to clean up a crime scene yourself?
No. Crime scenes may contain bloodborne pathogens and other biological hazards that require specialized training, protective equipment, and proper disposal procedures. Professional crime scene cleanup helps protect your health and ensures the property is cleaned and disinfected according to recognized safety standards.