About Eddie Evans...


A Self-Employed Professional Cleaner
I would not and could not guarantee my work if I sent someone else to do it. That's me. Because I'm self-employed my fees remain lower than my competitions' fees in most cases. My work guarantee ensures my future in Las Vegas a professional, suicide cleanup technician. My business life depends on my willingness to return of a client feels uncomfortable with something. No questions asked.

I'm an older, experienced trauma cleaner going back to military trauma cleanup. There's always something new to learn in the suicide cleanup business, but little surprises or annoys me.

History
My business, Biosafe, began in 2002. I've been married for over 41 years. My wife handles the business end of my Las Vegas suicide cleanup work. She chooses not to clean with me.

As the son of an industrial worker, my father built tires for Firestone Tire and Rubber, I might be considered "educated" by some people. My formal education includes multiple degrees and certifications, including and AA in general education, BA in sociology, and an MS in educational counseliing. My teaching credentials include languages arts (high school), English as a Second Language (ESL), adult education, and a couple more. I enjoy both teaching and being a student, I guess.

I continue with my learning-to-learn attitude in my cleaning busienss. I've erned certifications in carpet cleaning, floor inspection, house inspection, mold inspection and restoration, natural stone restoration and polishing, upholstery cleaning, and water damage and restoration.

My military career includes 23 years in the US Army as a Regular Army soldier for 3 years, and the remaining years in the National Guard and Army Reserve.

Future Goals

I intend to continue self-employed and helping others in need of sucide cleanup services. Las Vegas has other companies to call upon for suicide cleanup, I know. I offer the same, similar, and perhaps, better service and lower prices. I can only do my best and guarantee my work. I expect to work at suicide cleanup until I can no longer work. This sort of work does provide a sense of helping others while doing work most others will not perform or cannot perform. This gives me a sense of wholeness unavailable in other occupations I've performed during my long career.