Biohazard & Crime Scene Cleanup in Hood County, TX

Compassion RestoraClean provides 24/7 crime scene, homicide, suicide, unattended death and trauma cleanup in Granbury and throughout Hood County, Texas, including the lake communities around Lake Granbury. Hood County is one of the closest areas to our team, so we are often on site in under an hour.

Call (817) 243-4005 day or night to speak with a live technician, never an answering service or AI.

Hood County at a glance

  • Availability: 24 hours a day, 365 days a year
  • Typical arrival: often under an hour in most of the county
  • Death investigations: a justice of the peace typically conducts the inquest (Hood County has no medical examiner's office)
  • County seat: Granbury
  • Payment help: insurance claims and Texas Crime Victims' Compensation
  • Vehicles: unmarked

Hood County cleanup services

Granbury, Acton and the lake communities

Our Granbury page covers the county seat. We also serve Acton, DeCordova, Pecan Plantation, Oak Trail Shores, Tolar, Lipan and Cresson, plus homes along Lake Granbury. Technicians travel the county on US-377, State Highway 144 and Farm-to-Market 51.

Lake houses, second homes and out-of-town owners

Many Hood County properties are lake houses, weekend homes or homes owned by family members who live elsewhere. When an owner can't be here, we work with them by phone and email, follow their written instructions, send photo updates, and coordinate with their insurance carrier. We also restore short-term rentals so owners can return them to service safely.

What happens after a death in Hood County

  1. Call 911. The Hood County Sheriff's Office or Granbury Police respond.
  2. A justice of the peace typically conducts the inquest. Hood County does not have its own medical examiner's office, so a justice of the peace determines whether further investigation or an autopsy is needed.
  3. The scene is released once the investigation is complete.
  4. We restore the home. Responders do not clean the property. We take care of everything from biohazard removal to odor elimination.

Covering the cost in Hood County

Homeowners and landlord insurance often pay for biohazard cleanup, depending on the policy, and owners of second homes or rentals can confirm their coverage with their agent. When a crime caused the death or injury, Texas Crime Victims' Compensation may reimburse up to $2,250 for cleanup. We supply the itemized bid and photos your adjuster needs. See Who pays for crime scene cleanup in Texas?

Why Hood County families call us

  • Nearby and fast. Hood County is close to our team, so help usually arrives quickly.
  • Certified professionals. We are an IICRC Certified Firm, and each technician is individually IICRC certified, trained in OSHA HAZWOPER 40 and certified in OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens.
  • Respect for your privacy. Unmarked vehicles and quiet work protect your family in a close community.
  • Belongings handled with care. Tell us what matters, and we will set aside the items we can safely recover.

Nearby counties we serve

We also serve Somervell County, Johnson County, Parker County, Erath County and the rest of North Texas.

Hood County cleanup questions

How fast can you get to Granbury?

In most of Hood County, including Granbury, we are often there in under an hour, 24 hours a day.

Do you clean lake houses and vacation rentals?

Yes. We restore lake houses and short-term rentals and work directly with owners who live out of the area.

Who handles death investigations in Hood County?

Hood County does not have its own medical examiner's office, so a justice of the peace typically conducts the inquest. Cleanup begins once the scene is released.

I live out of state. Can you handle everything?

Yes. We can complete the authorization, updates and insurance paperwork by phone and email, and follow your instructions for any belongings.

Call (817) 243-4005, 24/7, for help anywhere in Hood County. Compassion RestoraClean is a family-owned IICRC Certified Firm with IICRC-certified technicians. Contact us