XtremeCleaners

Not sure what you mean attempting to advertise?? Our posts here are to correct misinformation only. The advertising we do do is hopefully just enough that families can find us when they need us.

I hope our responses help clear up some of the questions people have about our business. We started the business to help families in a time of need. We don't want families to have the lasting memory of cleaning up a loved one. Also insurance companies want us to clean them to protect their asset. (To make sure it's done right).

The five girls in the pictures are cast members of a new TV show we have coming out through NBC Universal.

Our employees all have background checks done and are all subjected to random drug tests. We have approximately 25 total employees.

We have had TV shows on TLC and we were the ones featured on Buying The Bayou buying the expensive house. (Let me put it this way, that's TV, we live in a much different house. No where near the amount as portrayed on the TV show). We have a Facebook Page Xtreme Cleaners if you care to follow us or know more information.

We are a proactive company and have numerous governmental contracts so our reputation is very important to us, that's why we took this opportunity to address some of the things we noticed. Any further questions or concerns feel free to contact us and we hope everyone has a safe and happy day.

Our price is much less then that for two one pots in this area. There's a lot more to picking up a meth lab. They need to be deactivated, neutralized, and properly disposed of. Chemicals are separated out, and disposed of in liquid chemical tanks. There's a lot more to it then one might think.

We were in Marksville for the Louisiana Firemen and Fire Chiefs Training Conference. We co-instructed with the Fire Marshalls Office on Meth Labs. So it was a business trip arrived before the training and left right afterwards.