Crime scene clean-up franchise opportunity in Denver, CO

Own T.A.C.T Business Franchise in Denver, CO!

If you enjoy giving back to people and truly making a difference T.A.C.T. Is the right place for you. Not only is this extremely fulfilling, it helps you build relationships and your brand. Which in turn helps your business as well.

Joining T.A.C.T. you will have the opportunity to join the best cleaning company in the nation and make a difference in people’s lives every day.

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T.A.C.T is a 24/7 Emergency Biohazard Decontamination Service.

Our main priority is responding promptly and helping you return your home or business to a safe environment.

Emergency Biohazard Decontamination Franchise Opportunities
in Crime Scene Clean-up Franchise Opportunity in Denver, CO

Sometimes referred to as the Mile High City, Denver is the capital of Colorado and also the state’s most populous city. With a population of more than 727,000, Denver is the fifth most populous state capital and the 19^th most populous city in the USA. The Denver metropolitan area is considered to be the second most populous one in the Mountain West, just behind the Phoenix metropolitan area.
Founded in 1858 and incorporated in 1861, Denver is a major transportation hub that’s also been recognized as one of the most walkable major cities in the United States. In terms of business and economy, the city is home to a number of companies in the transportation, telecommunications, food service, hospitality, and manufacturing industries. A number of companies support the transportation industry that’s present within the metropolitan area.
Information about the leading causes of death in Colorado can be obtained through the Centers for Disease Control. Cancer is the single leading cause of death in the state, followed by heart disease, accidents, chronic lower respiratory conditions, and strokes. Colorado’s homicide rate is 4.3 per 100,000. Drug overdoses account for 18.0 per 100,000 deaths. Firearm injuries result in a death rate of 14.2 per 100,000. The infant mortality rate in Colorado is currently 4.7 infant deaths per thousand live births.