Crime scene & trauma cleanup · Plano & DFW
When police release a scene, the cleanup becomes the property owner's responsibility. We take it from there — blood and bodily fluids, contaminated materials, legal biohazard disposal and odor — so the family never has to see it. Answered 24/7 from our Plano office.
Call 24/7: (469) 283-5227Request a free estimateWhat we clean
Law enforcement and the medical examiner remove the person and collect evidence. Nobody from either office cleans, and in Texas the property owner — a homeowner, a landlord, a business — is left to arrange it. Most people make that call within hours of the worst day of their lives, so the first thing we do is take the decisions off their plate.
Homicide, assault and violent crime
Blood, tissue and spatter on floors, walls, ceilings, furniture and fixtures, including what has run under baseboards and into subfloor.
Suicide and self-inflicted injury
Handled privately and quietly. We coordinate directly with whoever the family designates so they are not walked through the room.
Unattended death and decomposition
When a death goes undiscovered for days, fluids migrate through flooring and odor moves through the HVAC. This is the most involved scope we do — see biohazard cleanup.
Blood spills and serious accidents
Falls, workplace injuries and medical emergencies at homes, offices, schools and retail floors. Read when a blood spill needs a professional.
Tear gas, fingerprint powder and police residue
Residue left behind after a search or standoff, removed from surfaces, fabrics and air handlers so the property is usable again.
A real person answers 24/7. We'll explain what happens next before anyone arrives.
How it works
Visible blood is rarely the whole job. On carpet, a stain the size of a dinner plate is often several times that size in the pad and subfloor. The work is finding all of it, removing what can't be cleaned, and proving the rest is clean.
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We confirm the scene has been released by police or the medical examiner, ask a few questions, and dispatch a crew — in unmarked vehicles if you prefer.
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Technicians in full PPE trace every affected surface, including fluids under flooring and behind trim, and isolate the area from the rest of the building.
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Porous materials that can't be saved — carpet, pad, drywall, subfloor sections, mattresses — are cut out. Remaining surfaces are cleaned and treated with EPA-registered, hospital-grade disinfectants.
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Biohazard waste goes out through a registered medical-waste transporter, odor is removed at the source, and you get photos and paperwork for your insurer. See how biohazard disposal works.
Cost
These are average prices across the crime scene cleanup industry, so you have a realistic frame of reference. They are not SES quotes. The biggest drivers are how far fluids have soaked into porous materials, how long before discovery, the volume of biohazard waste, and odor treatment.
Many homeowners and renters policies cover this work, and eligible victims of violent crime may qualify for help through the Texas Crime Victims' Compensation Program. More in our crime scene cleanup cost guide and who pays for crime scene cleanup.
Small blood spill, hard surfaces $500 – $1,500
Contained area, no material removal.
Single-room crime or trauma scene $1,500 – $4,000
Typical residential scope with some carpet or drywall removal.
Multi-room scene $4,000 – $8,000
Several rooms or significant subfloor and wall removal.
Unattended death $3,000 – $15,000+
Depends heavily on time before discovery and HVAC involvement.
Industry averages, not quotes. Every scene is different. To get a real quote, contact our team or call (469) 283-5227 — estimates are free and we can work directly with your insurance company.
Where we work
Our office is at 535 Talbert Drive in Plano, so trauma scene cleanup in Plano and the rest of Collin County is genuinely local for us. We respond across Dallas, Denton and Tarrant counties the same day.
Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Richardson and Wylie. Often on site within a couple of hours of the call.
Dallas, Garland, Irving, Mesquite and Carrollton — homes, apartment communities, offices and retail.
Fort Worth, Arlington and the Mid-Cities. See our Fort Worth biohazard and crime scene cleanup page.
Apartment turns, hotel rooms, vehicles and commercial spaces, with documentation for owners and carriers.
Choosing a company
Who answers at 2 a.m.?
A real dispatcher, not a voicemail. Scenes are released at all hours.
Where does the waste go?
Blood-saturated material is regulated medical waste in Texas and must leave with a registered transporter. Ask for the paperwork.
How do you find what I can't see?
A good crew pulls carpet, checks pad and subfloor, and looks behind trim — not just the visible stain.
Will you work with my insurance?
Photos, scope and itemized invoices are what adjusters need. We provide all three and can bill the carrier directly.
Crime scene cleanup questions
The property owner. Police and the medical examiner remove the deceased and collect evidence, but they don't clean. A professional crime scene cleaning company handles the cleanup once the scene is released.
Across the industry, most residential crime scene and trauma cleanups average about $1,500 to $6,000, with unattended deaths often higher. These are industry averages only — to get a real quote, contact our team for a free estimate.
Often, yes — many homeowners and renters policies cover it. Coverage varies, so call your agent. We document the scene and the work and can bill your carrier directly. Eligible victims may also qualify for help through the Texas Crime Victims' Compensation Program.
We answer 24/7. In Plano and Collin County we're often on site within a couple of hours; Dallas, Denton and Tarrant County calls are typically same-day.
A very small, fresh spot on a hard surface can be cleaned with gloves and an EPA-registered disinfectant. Anything that has soaked into carpet, padding, drywall or a mattress should be handled professionally — blood can carry bloodborne pathogens such as hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV.
Yes. Odor comes from residual fluids in porous materials, so we remove those materials rather than masking them, then treat the space. When we finish, the area is clean, disinfected and odor-free.
We work discreetly. On request we arrive in unmarked vehicles, and our crews don't discuss jobs with anyone but you. More answers on our crime scene cleanup FAQ page.
24/7 across Dallas–Fort Worth
Tell us the address and what happened. We'll confirm the release, explain the process and cost, and have a crew on the way.
