You call
Day or night. You may be asked for your ZIP code so the call reaches a company that works where you are.
You talk to the company
Describe what happened and where. You don't need the right words.
They explain the job
What they would remove, how long it may take, how they price it.
You decide
Agree to a visit, ask for time, or say no. Nothing is booked without your agreement.
How the referral is paid for
The cleanup company may pay a fee for the referral. You don't pay anything to make the call. Whatever you agree with the company is between you and them.
Read the referral disclosure for the full details.
Before you hire anyone
- Washington requires contractors who repair or remodel buildings to register with L&I. Look the company up with L&I's contractor lookup if the job includes any rebuilding.
- Ask for the price and the scope of work in writing before they start.
- Ask what insurance they carry.
- Read reviews from other customers, if you want to, before you agree.
Yakima and the valley around it
Nobody in the family has to clean this
An independent cleanup company can take it from here once the police and the coroner are done. Asking questions on the phone commits you to nothing.
When you are ready to talk
Say what happened, where it is and who owns the property. The company explains what it would do. You decide whether to go ahead.
Call (509) 555-0106Phones staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Calls may be recorded. Read the referral disclosure and the privacy policy.