·    When additional trauma would be placed upon the family having to clean the post trauma scene of a family member.

·     When copious amounts of blood or body fluids are present.

·    Eliminate the exposure of potential liability for having untrained personnel clean a potentially hazardous scene

·    Eliminate the exposure of potential liability for guests, employees and/or general public who may come in contact with bio-hazardous waste.

·    When contaminated items such as furniture are likely to be left out at the street for the local trash pickup.

·    Trauma scene is likely to be left open to the public with out cleaning.

·    When a scene is identified with enormous amounts of trash filling the entire house (unsanitary dwelling cleanout).

·    When a scene is identified with large amounts of animal feces.