Crime Scene Cleanup in Dallas–Fort Worth

When a violent crime happens in your home or business, the investigation eventually ends, but what's left behind doesn't. Compassion RestoraClean focuses on the precise removal of biohazardous biological evidence, fingerprint dust and chemical residues following a law enforcement investigation. Our technicians meticulously restore safety to the environment while remaining deeply respectful of the traumatic events that occurred.

Call 24/7: (817) 243-4005. A live technician always answers, never an answering service or AI.

What is crime scene cleanup?

Crime scene cleanup is the professional remediation of a property after a homicide, assault or other violent crime once law enforcement has released the scene. Police and investigators collect evidence, but they don't clean. Blood and bodily fluids, fingerprint powder, chemical reagents and damaged materials are left for the family, landlord or business owner. Blood can travel far beyond what's visible, soaking into carpet padding, baseboards, drywall seams and subflooring. Crime scene cleanup removes every trace of that contamination safely and returns the space to a healthy condition.

Why you should not clean it yourself

Blood and bodily fluids can carry bloodborne pathogens such as hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV. Without proper protective equipment, training and disposal, cleaning a crime scene puts your health at risk. It can also deepen the emotional trauma of an already devastating event. Fingerprint powders and investigative chemicals need their own removal methods, and biohazardous waste must be handled and disposed of lawfully. Let our trained team carry this burden for you.

Our crime scene cleanup process

  1. You call, and we answer. A live technician answers 24/7 and walks you through what to expect.
  2. We arrive discreetly. In most cases a technician arrives within about one hour, in an unmarked vehicle, once law enforcement has released the scene.
  3. We evaluate the hazard. We identify every affected area, including contamination you can't see, and give you an itemized, line-item bid.
  4. We contain the area. Containment and full protective gear keep the rest of the property safe.
  5. We remove contaminated materials. Materials that can't be safely cleaned are removed and lawfully disposed of as biohazardous waste.
  6. We remove fingerprint dust and chemical residues. Investigative powders and reagents are cleaned from walls, doors, windows and surfaces.
  7. We clean and disinfect. EPA-registered, medical-grade biocides and disinfectants are applied to every affected surface.
  8. We control the odor. Advanced hydroxyl technology neutralizes lingering odors.
  9. We verify the results. ATP testing confirms biological contamination has been removed.
  10. We document everything. We provide the photos and records needed for insurance and victim compensation claims.

Your special requests are honored

Our work authorization includes a dedicated section for your special requests and instructions, such as setting aside personal belongings we're able to safely recover. Whatever matters most to you, we write it down and follow it carefully.

Who pays for crime scene cleanup?

Homeowners and landlord insurance policies often cover crime scene cleanup, though coverage depends on the policy. Victims of violent crime in Texas may also be eligible for help through the state's Crime Victims' Compensation program, administered by the Texas Attorney General's office. We help with the insurance claims process, provide the documentation these programs require, and bill insurance where possible. We don't list prices online, because every scene is different. You'll get a clear quote after our on-site evaluation.

Who we serve

We work with families, homeowners, landlords, property managers, businesses, law enforcement agencies and real estate professionals. Family-owned and locally operated, we serve Fort Worth, Dallas, Arlington, Mansfield, Burleson, Weatherford, Granbury, Cleburne, Denton and communities across the DFW Metroplex and North Texas.

Crime scene cleanup FAQ

When can cleanup begin?

Cleanup can begin once law enforcement has released the scene. If you're not sure whether the scene has been released, we can help you find out.

Do police clean up after a crime?

No. Police and investigators document and collect evidence, but cleaning the property is the responsibility of the owner. That's why professional crime scene cleanup exists.

Can you remove fingerprint powder?

Yes. Fingerprint powders and investigative chemicals require specific cleaning methods, and we remove them as part of every crime scene cleanup.

Will my neighbors know why you're there?

We arrive in unmarked vehicles and work quietly and respectfully to protect your privacy.

Call (817) 243-4005, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Compassion RestoraClean, an IICRC Certified Firm serving Dallas–Fort Worth and North Texas. Contact us