Do you provide crime scene cleanup throughout DFW?

CSI serves the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex and surrounding North Texas communities. Contact CSI to confirm availability for your city and situation.

Crime scene cleanup across Dallas–Fort Worth

This is not ordinary cleaning.

Q: How long does crime scene cleanup take?

Timing depends on the size of the affected area, the materials involved, the degree of contamination, access conditions, and whether structural materials require removal.

Crime scenes may involve blood, bodily fluids, tissue, contaminated personal property, damaged building materials, and odors that cannot be addressed safely with household cleaning products.

CSI: Clean Scene Investigators evaluates the affected environment, identifies materials that can be cleaned and materials that may require removal, and develops a remediation plan based on the actual scene conditions.

Every call is approached with privacy, respect, and awareness that the people contacting us may be experiencing one of the most difficult days of their lives.

Forensic precision matters. Human dignity matters just as much.

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01 Former CSI leadership

02 Discreet response

03 Forensic-level attention

04 All DFW service area

Homicide Scenes

Discreet remediation of biological contamination and affected materials after the scene has been released.

Suicide Scenes

Compassionate cleanup performed with privacy and respect for families, occupants, and property owners.

Assaults and Violent Incidents

Cleanup involving blood, bodily fluids, contaminated contents, and impacted structural materials.

Accidental Trauma

Remediation following serious injuries, falls, accidents, or medical events outside a healthcare environment.

Commercial and Rental Properties

Support for landlords, hotels, businesses, property managers, and short-term rental operators.

Vehicle Crime Scenes

Specialized assessment and remediation for personal, commercial, and fleet vehicles.

Why professional remediation matters

What is visible may not be the full extent of the scene.

Biological contamination may reach seams, subfloors, wall cavities, upholstery, padding, and other porous materials. The affected environment must be evaluated rather than treated as a routine surface-cleaning project.

Hidden Migration

Fluids can move beneath flooring, behind trim, into furniture, and through gaps that are easy to overlook.

Porous Materials

Carpet, padding, drywall, unfinished wood, insulation, and textiles may not respond like hard surfaces.

Cross-Contamination

Improper movement through the space can spread contamination to tools, shoes, adjacent rooms, and contents.

Odor at the Source

Lasting odor concerns require identifying and addressing the affected source materials rather than masking them.

Confidential Contact

We gather essential information, confirm that the scene is available for cleanup, and discuss access and timing.

Scene Assessment

The affected area, materials, potential migration, odor, safety concerns, and property conditions are evaluated.

Containment and Removal

The work area is controlled and materials that cannot be appropriately remediated are identified and addressed.

Cleaning and Disinfection

Affected surfaces and remaining materials are cleaned, treated, and deodorized according to the scene conditions.

Final Communication

We explain the completed scope and identify any remaining reconstruction, replacement, or property considerations.

What the scope may include

A plan based on the actual environment.

The services required depend on what happened, how long the area was affected, and which materials were involved.

Blood and bodily-fluid remediation
Contaminated-content assessment
Carpet and padding evaluation
Subfloor and structural-surface assessment
Cleaning and disinfection of affected surfaces
Removal of non-remediable materials when necessary
Odor-source identification and treatment
Biohazard waste packaging and transport coordination
Vehicle interior assessment and remediation
Clear communication with authorized property contacts

Experience from the investigative side

Founded by someone who has stood on the other side of the tape.

Led by former Crime Scene Investigator Christina Hester.

Christina’s background includes crime-scene documentation, evidence processing, forensic photography, autopsy response, and complex investigations. That experience now informs CSI’s approach to scene assessment, privacy, safety, communication, documentation, and compassionate client care.

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Dallas–Fort Worth service area

Crime scene cleanup throughout DFW.

Contact CSI to confirm availability for your location. Travel may be available for qualifying North Texas situations.

Frequently asked questions

What families and property owners often ask.

When can crime scene cleanup begin?

Cleanup can generally begin after the appropriate authority has released the affected area and authorized access is available. Do not enter or disturb an active or unreleased scene.

Should I clean anything before CSI arrives?

No. Avoid touching, moving, or attempting to clean affected materials. Limiting access can reduce unnecessary contact and prevent contamination from being moved elsewhere.

How long does crime scene cleanup take?

Timing depends on the size of the affected area, materials involved, degree of contamination, access conditions, and whether structural materials require removal.

Can CSI clean homes, businesses, and rentals?

Yes. CSI works with families, property owners, landlords, businesses, hotels, property managers, rental operators, and other authorized contacts.

Do you serve all of DFW?

CSI serves the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex and surrounding North Texas communities. Contact us to confirm availability for your city and situation.

Can you also address odor and decomposition?

Yes. When decomposition or persistent odor is involved, the scope may include source-material assessment, material removal, cleaning, disinfection, and specialized odor treatment.

Will my inquiry be treated confidentially?

CSI treats service inquiries and scene information with discretion. Share only the information needed for us to understand the situation and determine the next step.

Confidential help across Dallas–Fort Worth

You do not have to do this alone.

Contact CSI with the city, property type, affected area, scene-release status, and authorized contact information. Share only what you are comfortable providing.

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This is not ordinary cleaning.

Specialized help after the investigators leave.

Homicide Scenes

Suicide Scenes

Assaults and Violent Incidents

Accidental Trauma

Commercial and Rental Properties

Vehicle Crime Scenes

What is visible may not be the full extent of the scene.

Hidden Migration

Porous Materials

Cross-Contamination

Odor at the Source

Careful from the first call through the final walkthrough.

Confidential Contact

Scene Assessment

Containment and Removal

Cleaning and Disinfection

Final Communication

A plan based on the actual environment.

Founded by someone who has stood on the other side of the tape.

Led by former Crime Scene Investigator Christina Hester.

Crime scene cleanup throughout DFW.

What families and property owners often ask.

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Crime Scene Cleanup

Blood Cleanup

Suicide Cleanup

Advanced Odor Removal

You do not have to do this alone.

Homicide Scenes

Suicide Scenes

Assaults and Violent Incidents

Accidental Trauma

Commercial and Rental Properties

Vehicle Crime Scenes

Hidden Migration

Porous Materials

Cross-Contamination

Odor at the Source

Confidential Contact

Scene Assessment

Containment and Removal

Cleaning and Disinfection

Final Communication

Led by former Crime Scene Investigator Christina Hester.

Trauma & Biohazard Cleanup

Blood & Bodily Fluid Cleanup

Unattended Death Cleanup

Vehicle Biohazard Cleanup

Crime Scene Cleanup

Blood Cleanup

Suicide Cleanup

Advanced Odor Removal

You do not have to do this alone.