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Carolina Crime Scene Recovery, Inc.
P.O. BOX 242 COLFAX, N.C. 27235
(336) 870-0122 (OFFICE) • (336) 870-0341 (MOBILE)

  • The professionals of CAROLINA CRIME SCENE RECOVERY are trained to handle any situation, whether it be a Homicide, Suicide, Accident, or Decomposed Body. Upon arrival, we assess and document the scene, complete a clean up service contract, and begin work.

  • CAROLINA CRIME SCENE RECOVERY utilizes unmarked work vehicles, insuring discretion and confidentiality. We will respond to an incident anywhere in the states of North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, or West Virginia, usually within 24 hours of receiving the call.

  • CAROLINA CRIME SCENE RECOVERY is one of the only biohazard companies in the country founded by a veteran Crime Scene Investigator (CSI). Brian Yarborough, Founder and Owner, has worked in law enforcement for 16 years, and is certified by the International Association of Identification (IAI) as a Senior Crime Scene Analyst, one of only 8 in the state of North Carolina. This gives CAROLINA CRIME SCENE RECOVERY a unique perspective, and our clients added peace of mind that the job will be completed with care and professionalism.

  • The associates of CAROLINA CRIME SCENE RECOVERY are licensed, bonded, insured, and most of all certified by the Institute of Inspections, Cleaning, and Restorations (IICRC) in Bio Hazard Cleaning and Odor Control. By obtaining these certifications, CAROLINA CRIME SCENE RECOVERY has demonstrated that we perform our tasks' with a certain standard.

  • By utilizing CAROLINA CRIME SCENE RECOVERY, INC., employers can avoid legal liabilities associated with of the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Rule, otherwise known as Federal Regulation 29CFR1910.1030. This states no employee can be placed in a position to be exposed to blood or body fluids with first:
    A) Receiving bloodborne pathogens training
    B) Having access to a written bloodborne pathogens exposure plan
    C) Having been provided appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), i.e. gloves, respirator, eye protection, protective suits, etc.
    D) Having been offered the Hepatitis B vaccine and medical follow-up
    E) Provided with a method to package, remove, and legally dispose of infectious waste Only after these five criteria are met can an employee be required by an employer to clean a bio hazardous scene.

  • Cost for our services are usually covered under either the homeowners or renters insurance policy. We will obtain essential information while at the scene, and work as a liaison between the family and the insurance provider.