Crime Scene Cleanup
Discreet, certified cleanup and decontamination after a crime — so you never have to face it alone.
Intro
After police complete their investigation, the cleanup is left to the property owner or family — not law enforcement. That responsibility should never fall on someone already dealing with the aftermath of a crime. Houston Clean Response steps in to safely restore the scene, handling the blood, biohazards, and contamination so you can focus on what matters.
Our crews are trained in bloodborne pathogen safety and follow strict EPA, OSHA, and CDC protocols. We arrive in unmarked vehicles, work quietly and respectfully, and treat your home or business with complete discretion.
What We Handle
- Removal and disposal of blood and other potentially infectious materials (OPIM)
- Decontamination and disinfection of all affected surfaces
- Removal of contaminated materials such as carpet, drywall, or upholstery when necessary
- Fingerprint powder, evidence-marking residue, and chemical cleanup
- Odor neutralization and air treatment
- Safe transport and disposal of biohazardous waste through licensed channels
Why Choose Us
- 24/7 rapid response — crews on-site within hours, any day of the year.
- Certified protocols — every job done to EPA, OSHA, and CDC standards.
- Discreet & compassionate — unmarked service that protects your privacy.
- Insurance handled — we bill homeowner’s insurance directly and offer payment plans.
FAQ
Is crime scene cleanup covered by insurance? In most cases, yes. Many homeowner’s insurance policies cover biohazard and crime scene remediation. We coordinate directly with your insurer and can often bill them for you, so there’s little or no out-of-pocket cost.
Who is responsible for cleaning up a crime scene? Law enforcement and emergency services do not clean the scene. Cleanup is the responsibility of the property owner, tenant, or family — which is why professional remediation companies like ours exist.
How quickly can you respond in Houston? We’re available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. In most of the Greater Houston area, a crew can be dispatched and on-site within hours of your call.
Is it safe to enter the area before cleanup? We recommend keeping people and pets away from the affected area. Blood and bodily fluids can carry bloodborne pathogens, so it’s safest to let trained, properly equipped technicians handle it.