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The cleanup man

The cleanup man

By Kale Wilk and Kale Wilk · Monday, March 7,2016 10:35 p.m.

The homes Bio Recovery Specialists enters are often trashed with clutter scattered around the rooms.

By Kale Wilk · Monday, March 7,2016 1:36 a.m.

After pulling up to the home in her Jeep, Weaver (left) and Hoke (right) pause from their work to update Rebel Middleton (center), the homeowner on their progress in clearing out and cleaning the house. She plans to rent it out again once it's repaired.

By Kale Wilk and Kale Wilk · Sunday, Feb. 28,2016 8:05 p.m.

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By Kale Wilk and Kale Wilk · Sunday, Feb. 28,2016 8:05 p.m.

Hoke (left) and Weaver (right) help themselves to lunch at the Idaville Diner down the street from the home. The Bio-Recovery Specialists website description says, "Crime and trauma do not exist in a vacuum. These events happen to people. The victims are always someone’s family member, friend or coworker. What may now be a crime scene or hazardous environment is first a home, place of work, or neighborhood." The use and effects of meth more often than not hit close to home.

By Kale Wilk and Kale Wilk · Sunday, Feb. 28,2016 8:05 p.m.

Hoke puts on and adjusts his gas mask straps before entering the home. Often the crew's work days are eight hours long.

By Kale Wilk and Kale Wilk · Sunday, Feb. 28,2016 8:05 p.m.

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