Houston Remediation Services
Our local Houston biohazard cleanup team is available 24/7 for fast and efficient remediation of even the most serious biohazards and traumatic event cleanup needs.
Crime Scene Cleanup
Bioremediation
Unattended Death Cleanup
Suicide Cleanup
Narcotics Remediation
Hoarding Cleanup
Commercial Remediation Solutions
Why Choose ServiceMaster BioClean?
ServiceMaster BioClean Services is Houston, TX's premier provider of cleaning and disinfection of crime scenes, homicides, natural unattended deaths, suicides, blood, infectious diseases such as COVID-19, and other bio-hazardous situations. If you are in need of Houston crime scene or blood cleanup services contact us at 855-229-6093 for 24/7 discreet and compassionate assistance.
Professional & Compassionate Service
ServiceMaster BioClean provides professional biohazard and crime scene cleanup services in the Houston, Texas, metropolitan area from our headquarters located just north of the Sam Houston Tollway and west of I-45.
We deploy our mobile teams immediately after we receive your call or online request form-any time day or night-for crime scene cleanup, trauma cleaning, death cleanup, blood, or suicide cleanup. We are considered “second responders” working closely with law enforcement & other agencies.
Our Houston crime scene cleanup office is strategically located to serve cities and neighborhoods throughout South Texas, from Beaumont and Port Arthur, to San Antonio and Austin, and down to Corpus Christi and Brownsville.
ServiceMaster BioClean Services understands that not only are trauma cleaning situations unexpected and upsetting, but they can also be dangerous and difficult to clean. Blood or other hazardous materials may contain viruses, bacteria and mold, which are not visible to the naked eye.
In a hoarding situation, for example, just removing the excess clutter will not remediate any underlying hazards such as pathogens from animal urine. For hoarding cleanups and other bioremediation situations, restoring a safe home or work place may require professional disinfection.
Our Houston crime scene cleaners are licensed and experienced in the use of personal protective and respiratory equipment and know the environmental and safety requirements for handling, transporting and disposing of biohazard waste in and around Houston, TX.
ServiceMaster BioClean’s mobile teams of experienced and courteous crime scene cleaners are ready to remediate your Houston-area home or business 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We have been handling the sanitization of contaminated areas and crime scenes since 1996.
If you are located in College Station, Katy, Sealy, Cinco Ranch, Galveston, or any of the surrounding areas, call our Houston remediation office for professional and compassionate bioremediation, death cleanup or hoarding cleanup services today.
We provide crime cleanup throughout Texas 24/7/365.
We service neighborhoods in and around Houston, Texas including Katy, Sealy, San Marcos, Cinco Ranch, Austin, San Antonio, Galveston and all the surrounding areas.
Need immediate assistance? Call us 24/7.
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