Biohazard Cleanup Companies in Dallas, TX

Biohazard cleanup companies in Dallas, Texas, come in two kinds. Most of the 21 firms in Dallas are restoration firms that also take biohazard work, and a smaller group are dedicated biohazard and trauma firms. Many of the restoration firms are SERVPRO franchises, with offices in the northeast, northwest, southwest, Park Cities, downtown and Lake Highlands parts of the city, so a family in one neighborhood may be served from a franchise based across town.

The dedicated firms are where most of the death-scene and hoarding work sits. Steri-Clean covers suicide cleanup, hoarding cleanup, meth lab and fentanyl cleanup, and its menu names decomposition cleanup too. BioTechs Crime & Trauma Scene Cleaning has been family-owned since 2002 and covers suicide, homicide and unattended death cleanup, decomposition, hoarding and sewage backup. Remnant Biohazard describes crime scene, unattended death, blood, suicide and trauma cleanup, and 360 Hazardous Cleanup lists unattended death, suicide and hoarding cleanup along with exposed bodily fluids work.

The restoration firms fill in the rest of the work. Sewage cleanup, odor removal and infectious disease disinfection come up across most of the Dallas businesses, and many of them also handle water, fire, storm and mold restoration. Restore Serve Restoration is locally owned and operated, and it works on biohazard cleanup in the same service list as water extraction and structural drying. SERVPRO of Downtown Dallas has two offices here, the Team Shaw and Team Wilson locations, and each is run by owners who also run other SERVPRO offices in the area.

Ratings here depend a great deal on review count. Steri-Clean has 5.0 from 114 reviews, BioTechs has 5.0 from 63 reviews, and Remnant Biohazard has 5.0 from 34 reviews. True North Restoration of Dallas has 4.9 from 63 reviews. Blue Hawk Crime Scene Cleanup has 5.0 from 2 reviews, which is a much shorter record than Steri-Clean's 5.0 from 114. Aftermath Services LLC has 3.0 from 2 reviews, a rating that rests on very little. Most of the restoration franchises carry counts in the dozens to low hundreds, so the review number is worth reading next to the rating.