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Unattended death in a bathroom (human decomposition)
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Water & Mold Damage. One small, undetected water line break, 150,000+ gallons of water pouring through the house. The result? LOTS of damage... Rust leaching out of the water, mold in the walls, cabinets, floor and basement.
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Some examples of gross filth & hoarding jobs
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Please note: You will find no graphic photographs on this site.
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Here are some pictures of just a few of the jobs we have done. These pictures are of
hoarding, gross filth, water damage and human decomposition jobs. There are no
graphic scenes depicted and you will never find such things here. The following
photos are presented simply to inform site visitors and to show some of the situations
we run across in our work. Suicide and crime scene photos are far too graphic to be
posted and no purpose would be served by showing such scenes, so they will not be
seen here.
Since the 'before' photographs would be disturbing to most people, I have included only these two pictures, showing the job well underway and the completed scene.
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Gross Filth - Bathroom Soiled adult diapers & toilet paper piled 4' high throughout
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The same bathroom, after we cleaned & decontaminated
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Hoarder/Gross Filth Kitchen - Before
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Hoarder/Gross Filth Kitchen - Before
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Basement of a hoarding job - Before & After
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'After' pictures from roughly the same perspective
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Living room, after we cleared away enough debris to allow opening of the front door. The brown stains on the back wall resulted from bags of feces that had broken over the years of being piled and compressed.
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Due to extreme contamination, we had to tear out and replace the wall.
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The bathroom, hoarded full.
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Same bathroom, now clean.
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The kitchen, hoarded full.
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Living room, partially done. Living room, AFTER.
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Floor joist that broke due to the weight of the trash hoarded in the room above.
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This was the first view we had of the hoard within. Early winter, the door could not be opened or shut any more than this. That door was the hoarder's only means of ingress and egress, as all other doors and windows were hoarded completely shut. Trash & filth was 6' deep throughout.
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These next two pictures show all we could see of the interior from just inside the only access door (pictured below, at left).
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