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How much of a cleaning fee to charge an employer?

Paul Sandhu#4 Short-Term & Vacation Rental Discussions Contributor
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Sunday evening I had a guy move into a STR. He came here to work a short term job. He didn't show up to work Monday morning. His boss and I found him in bed unresponsive. He had overdosed. Had to call 911 and EMT, police and fire departments responded. There was vomit on the floor.

Question:  How much should I bill the company for the biohazard cleanup and the emergency services response?  I was thinking $150 for the cleanup and $60 for dealing with the emergency response.

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