Homicide cleanup throughout Dallas–Fort Worth

Professional cleanup after law enforcement releases the scene.

CSI: Clean Scene Investigators provides discreet homicide cleanup for families, homeowners, landlords, apartment communities, businesses, hotels, vehicles, estates, and authorized representatives throughout DFW and North Texas.

Our work begins after the appropriate authority releases the scene. We focus on biological contamination, affected materials, personal property, odor, privacy, and the physical restoration process.

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Scene safety and release

Do not enter, clean, move items, or disturb an active crime scene.

If a crime is in progress, someone may be in danger, or emergency medical assistance is needed, contact emergency services first.

Cleanup should begin only after law enforcement or the appropriate authority confirms that the scene has been released and an authorized property contact grants access.

Why specialized remediation matters

Crime scene cleanup is not routine housekeeping or janitorial work.

Blood and bodily fluids may affect porous materials, structural surfaces, contents, adjoining spaces, furniture, vehicles, and locations beyond the immediately visible area.

Contamination Assessment

CSI evaluates visible conditions and areas where biological material may have spread, absorbed, or transferred.

Material Decisions

Affected items may require cleaning, treatment, removal, packaging, or replacement depending on the material.

Scene Boundaries

Cleanup is coordinated after release while respecting information, areas, or property that remain restricted or legally controlled.

Responsible Waste Handling

Contaminated waste requires appropriate containment, packaging, transportation, and disposal procedures.

Odor and Structural Concerns

Odor or contamination may remain when affected porous materials are treated only at the visible surface.

Emotional Protection

Specialized service prevents families, employees, tenants, and maintenance staff from performing traumatic cleanup work.

What happens after you call

Clear coordination through a complex situation.

The process depends on scene release, access, property ownership, affected materials, personal property, authorized contacts, insurance requirements, and the approved scope.

Confidential Consultation

We gather essential information about the property, scene-release status, affected location, and authorized contact.

Access Coordination

CSI confirms who may authorize entry and coordinates keys, codes, escorts, management, estate, or family access.

Scene Assessment

We evaluate contamination, surfaces, contents, flooring, furniture, structural materials, adjoining areas, and odor.

Approved Remediation

CSI performs the authorized cleaning, treatment, removal, packaging, odor-control, and waste-handling services.

Closeout Guidance

The authorized contact receives information about completed work, remaining repairs, replacement needs, billing, and next steps.

Areas and materials that may require evaluation

Every scene and every surface behaves differently.

The correct response depends on the type of material, extent of contamination, condition of the property, access, and whether the item can be safely restored.

Carpet, padding, and subflooring
Wood, laminate, tile, and concrete
Drywall, trim, doors, and wall systems
Mattresses and upholstered furniture
Clothing, linens, and personal belongings
Documents, electronics, and keepsakes
Vehicles and transportation interiors
Bedrooms, bathrooms, garages, and common areas
Businesses, hotels, offices, and workplaces
Adjoining rooms and frequently touched surfaces

Who we work with

Service coordinated through the authorized decision-maker.

Families and Estates

Family members, executors, administrators, attorneys, and other authorized estate representatives.

Homeowners and Landlords

Property owners, landlords, apartment communities, property managers, and authorized agents.

Businesses and Hospitality

Hotels, offices, commercial properties, employers, human-resources contacts, and business owners.

Professional Partners

Victim advocates, attorneys, insurers, funeral professionals, law-enforcement referrals, and community organizations.

Former Crime Scene Investigator-led

Experience from the investigative side informs every response.

CSI: Clean Scene Investigators was founded by Christina Hester, a former Crime Scene Investigator whose background shapes the company’s approach to privacy, documentation, contamination awareness, communication, and compassionate client care.

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Coordination and documentation

Clear information for families, property contacts, and insurers.

Available documentation depends on authorization, privacy, scene conditions, project scope, and the services performed.

Written Estimates

Proposed work and pricing may be provided after CSI gathers enough information to assess the scene.

Invoices and Receipts

CSI can provide deposit invoices, final invoices, payment links, and receipts when applicable.

Scope Information

Authorized contacts may receive information about affected materials, completed services, removals, and remaining needs.

Insurance Communication

CSI may communicate with authorized claim contacts, while coverage decisions remain with the insurer.

Insurance and payment assistance

Some policies may provide benefits for eligible cleanup services.

Coverage depends on the policy, incident, exclusions, deductible, documentation, authorization, and insurer decision. CSI cannot guarantee coverage or reimbursement.

Insurance and Payment Help Payments and Billing

Dallas–Fort Worth service area

Homicide cleanup throughout DFW.

Contact CSI to confirm availability for your city and situation. Travel may be available for qualifying North Texas projects.

Homicide cleanup questions

Frequently asked questions after a homicide.

When can homicide cleanup begin?

Cleanup may begin after law enforcement or the appropriate authority releases the scene and an authorized contact grants access.

Does the police department clean the property?

Law enforcement investigates and processes the scene. Property cleanup is generally the responsibility of the authorized owner, family, estate, business, or property representative.

Should family or maintenance staff clean the scene?

Families, employees, tenants, and maintenance personnel should not be expected to perform emotionally traumatic biohazard cleanup.

Can CSI remove contaminated furniture and materials?

Materials may be cleaned, treated, removed, packaged, or recommended for replacement depending on their condition.

What happens to personal belongings?

Belongings are discussed with the authorized contact. Options depend on material type, contamination, condition, legal considerations, and personal significance.

Do you work with apartments, hotels, and businesses?

Yes. CSI works with families, property owners, landlords, apartment communities, hotels, employers, businesses, estates, and authorized representatives.

Can insurance cover homicide cleanup?

Some policies may provide benefits depending on the policy, incident, exclusions, deductible, and insurer decision. Coverage is not guaranteed.

Will the service remain private?

CSI handles scene details, property information, communications, and scheduling with discretion.

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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