We provide biohazard cleanup services throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Our team is highly trained, experienced, and equipped with state-of-the-art cleaning tools and techniques to handle even the most complex biohazard scenarios.
When it comes to biohazard emergencies, it’s important to have a team of experts who can quickly and effectively clean up the affected area. Our team is here to do just that. We specialize in the safe and proper disposal of biohazard materials. You can trust us to handle the situation with the utmost care and attention to detail. Our years of experience and comprehensive training have equipped us to handle any type of biohazard cleanup, from infectious materials to chemical spills. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you find yourself in need of our services. We’re available 24/7 to help you get back to a safe and clean environment.
If you need help with a biohazard emergency, give us a call or send us a message today. We’d love to help.
Anything involving blood, bodily fluids, or other potentially infectious material — an unattended death, a traumatic injury, a sewage backup, a hoarding situation with animal or human waste, medical waste, or drug paraphernalia and sharps. The goal isn't only to make a room look clean. It's to remove contaminated material, decontaminate what stays, address odor at its source, and dispose of the waste the way regulations require.
Where employees are involved, OSHA's bloodborne pathogens standard applies — meaning a written exposure control plan, training, protective equipment, hepatitis B vaccination offered to workers, and regulated waste kept in closable, labeled or color-coded containers. Texas separately regulates how medical waste is treated and disposed of, so it can't simply go in a dumpster. A homeowner cleaning their own home isn't covered by OSHA, but the health risks don't change.
It depends on what's involved — the type of biohazard, the square footage affected, whether contents need cleaning or replacing, and whether contamination reached subfloor or drywall. Rather than quote a number that won't fit your situation, we'd rather assess the scene and give you an itemized estimate before work starts. That estimate is also what your adjuster will want if you're filing a claim. More in our biohazard cleanup FAQs.
Many residential jobs are finished in a day or two. Larger scenes, contamination that soaked into flooring or wall cavities, or situations needing structural repair and odor remediation can run several days. Clearance from police or the medical examiner can also affect when we're able to begin. We're available 24/7, and our breakdown of how long biohazard cleanup takes walks through each stage.
Often, yes. Many homeowners and renters policies include some coverage for cleanup following a sudden covered event, though terms vary widely — check your policy or call your agent. Texas also runs a Crime Victims' Compensation Program through the Attorney General's office that reimburses crime scene cleanup up to a set limit for eligible victims, though it's a last-resort source, so insurance is applied first. Keep every receipt and estimate.
In your own home you legally can — but there are good reasons not to. Bloodborne viruses can remain infectious on surfaces for days or weeks, household cleaners don't reliably decontaminate porous material, and fluids travel farther than they look, often under flooring and behind baseboards. Missed contamination turns into an odor and a health problem later. There's also the toll of doing it yourself somewhere familiar. See our crime scene cleanup services.
