Squat Clearance
Complete Maintenance Services offer a squat clearance service to property owners needing to cleanup after the premises have been used as a squat.
Squatters generally leave property clean after eviction, but at times the property hasn't been looked after over a period of time and there can be problems once they vacate the premises. The property owner can be faced with numerous problems, such as household waste, human or animal faeces, food waste, gross filth and even needlesticks, all of which have to be dealt with by the individual, landlord, management company or letting agent.
The task of squat clearance after some squatters can be very challenging, and to the untrained eye there can be numerous safety hazards and health hazards. In addition, there are several legal requirements which need to be adhered to when locating and safely eliminating biohazards such as blood, body fluids and needlesticks which when mishandled can contribute to serious illnesses if adequate precautions are not taken.
After we empty the property and dispose of all goods in accordance to Government Regulations, we do a thorough deep clean then sanitize and deodorize to eliminate lingering odours.
Why use Complete
Complete Maintenance Services are licensed waste carriers & dispose of all items in a legal, environmentally responsible manner in full accordance with all current UK legislation. We are fully accredited members of the BPCA, Safe Contractors Approved, Biokil Crown Approved Contractor and Altius Approved Vendor.
We have been successfully fulfilling national contracts to commercial customers and individuals for approaching 20 years. We are professionally trained, fully insured and accredited members of some of the nations most respected industry certification bodies. Our trauma cleaning & disinfection procedures allow us to not only meet but to exceed the 2010 Biocide Product Directive standards against Avian flu, A/H1N1 Swine flu, MRSA, C.difficile, Listeria, Paeruginosa, E-coli, S.Aureas, Enterococcus hirea, Bacillus subtillis, Asperigilus niger, Salmonella, Legionella pneumophilia and many more.