In the spring of 2004, Joe and Nancy of Elizabeth, in northern New Jersey, received a call about Joe’s brother, who had died by suicide in his apartment in the nearby suburbs of Atlantic City. Joe was shocked and wasn’t sure what to do when the police and coroner who were handling the case told him that his brother’s apartment would need professional cleanup services. In addition to making final arrangements for his brother, Joe also needed to figure out what to do about the apartment. He gave National Crime Scene Cleanup a call and was relieved when they immediately scheduled a technician to help with the cleanup.

Because this was classified as an unattended death case, the deceased’s apartment could not be occupied safely until a death scene cleanup was completed. Luckily NCSC was there to perform the cleanup quickly and efficiently, without further burden on Joe and his family. Within a matter of hours, Joe and his wife were told that the Atlantic City apartment was free of any dangerous or hazardous materials, and Joe could continue to lay his brother to rest.

Joe’s brother’s death was unexpected, and because there were no other living relatives in the family, Joe had the heavy task of making all the final plans. This was difficult enough, but the fact that the apartment needed a professional cleanup just added to his worries. After talking to a dispatcher at NCSC, though, Joe’s mind was put to ease knowing that he could count on their professional and highly-rated cleanup services.

NCSC has many convenient locations nationally, and will quickly take care of all your cleanup needs, including suicide cleanup, blood cleanup, death scene cleanup, biohazard removal, and more. For more information and a list of the services that NCSC provides, contact your local office.

Here is a variety of human resource functions within the entire State of New Jersey.

Non-Emergency New Jersey State Social Services: Need Help? – Dial 2-1-1

Dial 911 for emergencies.

New Jersey State Office of Victim Services

Victim Service Unit: 1-609-882-2000
https://www.state.nj.us/corrections/pages/victimServices.html

South Jersey Funeral Homes

Greenidge Funeral Homes Inc
Funeral home in Atlantic City, New Jersey
Address: 301 Absecon Blvd, Atlantic City, NJ 08401
Phone: (609) 345-6305

Carl Miller Funeral Home
Funeral home in Camden, New Jersey
831 Carl Miller Blvd, Camden, NJ 08104
Phone: (856) 365-2966

National Crime Scene Cleanup New Jersey provides immediate crime scene cleanup, unattended death, suicide cleanup and blood cleanup for Northern, Central, and Southern NJ and surrounding counties, 24 hours a day.

South Jersey Visitors Website

Convention information bureau in http://www.visitnj.org/ New Jersey

We provide crime scene cleanup, unattended death, suicide cleanup, and blood cleanup for all New Jersey municipalities.  Here are a few: Atlantic County, Burlington County, Camden County, Cape May County, Cumberland County, Gloucester County and Salem County.    

In addition, National Crime Scene Cleanup services all of South Jersey and “The Shore” communities such as of Camden, Cherry Hill, Gloucester Township, Vineland, Washington Township, Evesham, Egg Harbor Township, Mount Laurel, and Atlantic City.  

Our cleanup is available all day and night.  Here are a few more areas in Southern New Jersey we cover: Winslow, Galloway, Monroe, Pennsauken, Willingboro, Deptford, Voorhees, Millville, Pemberton Township, Lacey Township, Stafford Township, Hamilton, Bridgeton, Medford, Lower Township, Burlington Township, Barnegat Township, West Deptford, Moorestown, Pleasantville, and Little Egg Harbor.

Quick history nuggets for you about Southern New Jersey. South Jersey is a great place to live.  It is known for its shorelines, beautiful landscape, diversity and pioneering achievements.  Did you know the first-ever drive-in movie theater was in Camden?  Also, everyone’s favorite shore town, Cape May, is the oldest resort community in the United States.  In 1870, Atlantic City built its first boardwalk. It is the longest boardwalk in the world… Also, the streets of the famous board game Monopoly are named after Atlantic City’s streets.

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