Trauma Clean Up Services

  Did you know SunGlo offers professional trauma cleanup services?  Our professional trauma crews are trained and certified in bio-hazard clean up to handle a variety of sensitive procedures. From the full PPE (Personal Protection Equipment) worn to safeguard everyone on site to the care and sensitivity they practice, you can depend on the SunGlo Pro’s to show the utmost discretion in situations such as: crimes, suicides, accidents, vandalism, arson or untimely deaths. Our trauma cleanup services include:

• 24 Hour emergency service
• OSHA compliant technicians
• Bio-hazard clean up
• Removal of all contaminated and infectious materials
• Licensed and fully insured

Providing quality service and workmanship as promised comes from a process driven approach to each project. We have developed and refined our commercial project process to deliver faster estimates, better  documentation and outstanding customer satisfaction.

Can you minimize the damage to your home from trees?

You can.

Falling trees and limbs cause hundred of millions of dollars of damage each year, as well as personal injuries and deaths. Windstorms and ice storms are leading causes of such damage and injuries.

Tree-related damage is usually apparent. It is easy to see limbs on roofs, vehicles or power lines. Sometimes the damage is so severe that an entire building is destroyed. This is especially likely to happen when large trees are torn out of the ground and topple onto a house, crashing through the structure or knocking it off its foundation.

But don't forget about underground damage which isn't so obvious. In 1992 in Miami-Dade County, Florida, trees were uprooted by Hurricane Andrew ... hundreds of millions of dollars of damage was done to underground utilities such as sewer and water lines, buried communications cables and sidewalks.

Some potential problems are easy to spot. They include:

• cracks in the trunk or major limbs
• hollow and decayed trees
• trees that look one-sided or lean significantly
• branches hanging over the house near the roof
• limbs in contact with power lines
• mushrooms growing from the bark, indicating a decayed or weakened stem
• V-shaped forks rather than U-shaped ones. V-shaped are more likely to split
• crossing branches that rub or interfere with one another.

*Source: DisasterSafety.org

Do you have a Disaster Kit?

Every household should put together a disaster kit for emergency situations. You should also become familiar with your community’s severe weather warning system. Make certain every person in your family knows what to
do when severe weather threatens. Where you live, it may not be weather that threatens but a disaster instead. Everyone should study their community’s disaster preparedness plans and create a family plan. It is also important to learn about the plans of your workplace, children’s schools or day care centers.

Disaster kits should include:

First aid	Flashlights	Bottled water
Caution tape	Duct tape	Boots & gloves
Plastic bags	Additional batteries	Note pad/pens
Hard hats	Copy of emergency binder	Tarps

Visit our Smart Center

Our Southeast Michigan Advanced Restoration Training Center provides on-going education. this 1200 square foot state-of-the-art training facility has been constructed on-site at our Novi Headquarters. Please click our Smart Center tab to learn more and to see our upcoming classes! There is a class on Tuesday March 8th!