Blood & Biohazard Cleanup Services in Fort Worth, Texas
Blood and biohazard scenes are not only distressing—they pose serious health and safety risks if not handled properly. Whether the result of an accident, medical emergency, trauma incident, or violent crime, these situations require more than just a surface cleaning. Attempting to clean biological hazards without proper equipment and training can put you, your family, or your employees at risk of exposure to dangerous pathogens.
At T.A.C.T. Fort Worth, we provide professional, discreet biohazard remediation services to fully decontaminate affected areas. Our team works with care and urgency to remediate hazards, prevent cross-contamination, and protect your property from long-term damage. We are here to support you through this difficult situation with both expertise and empathy, day or night.
If you’re navigating a biohazard cleanup situation or simply need to understand what steps to take next, keep reading. You’ll find important support resources and detailed information about how we can help.
Get Help Now
If you’ve discovered a scene involving blood, bodily fluids, or other biohazard materials, do not try to clean it yourself. These substances can carry infectious diseases and require licensed professionals for safe removal. Below are helpful resources, whether you need emergency assistance, health guidance, or mental health support after a traumatic experience.
National Biohazard Emergency Hotline
1-800-366-9923
For immediate guidance regarding biohazard exposure, cleanup protocols, and containment support.
MHMR of Tarrant County Crisis Line
(817) 335-3022
Local 24/7 mental health and crisis response, including trauma support and follow-up care.
Visit MHMR Tarrant County
Texas Health Behavioral Help Line
1-682-236-6023
Round-the-clock assistance for individuals and families dealing with emotional stress following an accident or exposure to trauma.
Poison Control & Hazard Exposure Line
1-800-222-1222
United States–wide support for chemical, biological, or infectious exposure emergencies.
You don’t have to face this alone. Whether you need urgent help or simply a safe and reliable professional to take over the situation, help is available.
Why Proper Cleanup Matters After a Traumatic Event
Immediate Health Hazards from Bloodborne Pathogens
- Transmission of Serious Diseases: Exposure to blood and bodily fluids can spread dangerous infections such as HIV, Hepatitis B and C, MRSA, and more, posing significant health risks to anyone in contact.
- Pathogen Survival on Surfaces: According to the CDC, these pathogens can live on surfaces for extended periods, making thorough and professional decontamination essential to prevent infection.
- Limitations of Household Cleaners: Normal cleaning products cannot fully eliminate bloodborne pathogens; only certified biohazard cleanup professionals have the expertise, equipment, and hospital-grade disinfectants needed for safe and effective remediation.
- Protecting Everyone’s Health: Prompt professional cleanup safeguards your health and the health of anyone who will enter the space afterward by thoroughly removing infectious contaminants.
Emotional and Psychological Impact
- Emotional Stress from Small-Scale Incidents: Even minor biohazard situations like home injuries or workplace medical emergencies can cause significant emotional upset for those affected.
- Distressing Visual Reminders: Seeing blood, bodily fluids, or damage can trigger anxiety and distress for family members, clients, tenants, or employees.
- Healing Through Thorough, Respectful Cleanup: A careful and compassionate cleanup removes both physical hazards and visual triggers, helping ease emotional pain and create a sense of safety and calm.
Legal Compliance and Regulatory Standards
- Strict Regulation by OSHA, EPA, and Texas DSHS: Biohazard cleanup must follow rigorous federal and state regulations from OSHA, the EPA, and the Texas Department of State Health Services to ensure safe handling and disposal of contaminated materials.
- Serious Liability for Improper Handling: Incorrect cleanup or disposal can expose property owners and employers to fines, legal penalties, and insurance claim denials, increasing financial and legal risks.
- Adherence to OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard: Our technicians follow OSHA’s Bloodborne Pathogens Standard (29 CFR 1910.1030) and additional safety protocols to guarantee full compliance, protecting public health and your legal standing.
What Our Blood & Biohazard Cleanup Services Include
Comprehensive Biohazard Removal
- Safe removal of visible and microscopic traces of blood, bodily fluids, and related contaminants
- Packaging and disposal of materials in accordance with state and federal hazardous waste laws
- Full sanitization of the space using EPA-registered antimicrobial and disinfectant products
Odor Control and Air Purification
- Neutralization of odors caused by biohazardous materials using ozone and hydroxyl technology
- HEPA-filtered air scrubbing units to purify indoor environments and improve air quality
- Deodorization of affected areas and materials, including carpets, furniture, and walls
Property Evaluation and Remediation
- Inspection of all impacted surfaces to determine what can be salvaged and safely cleaned
- Removal and replacement of permanently damaged materials (e.g., subflooring or drywall)
- Full remediation of the space, ensuring it is safe, sanitary, and suitable for re-entry
The Cleanup Process
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No-Cost Initial Assessment
We begin by assessing the scene, identifying contamination zones, and creating a safe, compliant work plan. You’ll receive a transparent explanation of what needs to be done, and what the timeline and costs will look like.
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Containment & Safety Measures
We establish physical containment zones to prevent biohazard spread. Our crew uses OSHA-compliant PPE and secures the area to protect anyone nearby. This ensures safety for you, your family, or your employees throughout the process.
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Decontamination & Sanitization
We thoroughly clean and disinfect all exposed surfaces and materials using approved biocidal solutions. If upholstered items, bedding, or flooring cannot be fully sterilized, we remove and dispose of them per EPA and state regulations.
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Final Inspection & Documentation
We walk through the space with you after the cleanup is completed. Final clearance testing and documentation are provided upon request. If it’s needed for insurance, we’ll also supply reports, item logs, or waste manifests.
Insurance & Cost
Blood and biohazard cleanup is often covered under homeowners, renters, business, or commercial insurance policies. We work directly with insurers to streamline the claims process and reduce your financial burden. Our role goes beyond addressing the hazards — we’re here to ease your stress throughout the process. If you're uncertain about coverage, we’ll gladly help verify and explain your options with no pressure and no cost for the consultation.
Why Choose T.A.C.T. Fort Worth
Discreet, Professional, and Respectful
No one wants attention drawn to a traumatic or biologically hazardous event. That’s why we show up in unmarked vehicles and wear clean, neutral uniforms. Our technicians are trained to work quietly and efficiently, respecting not only your space but your privacy and peace of mind as well.
Available 24/7 Across Fort Worth and Beyond
Emergencies don’t wait, and neither do we. Our team is available around the clock, whether you need help at 3 AM or during the weekend. You’ll speak directly with a local team member, not a call center—and we’ll respond as fast as possible to prevent further contamination or stress.
Fully Certified and Equipped for the Job
Our specialists are OSHA-certified in handling bloodborne pathogens and trauma scene cleanup. We utilize industry-grade tools, personal protective equipment, and hospital-grade disinfectants to ensure your space is thoroughly safe. From biohazard waste packaging to air filtration, we don’t cut corners.
Local Experts Who Care
We’re proud to call Fort Worth home. As a locally owned and operated business, we understand the area’s codes, climate, and community needs. Whether we’re serving a downtown business, a suburban home, or a rural property, we bring local knowledge, compassion, and urgency to every cleanup.
Additional Resources
CDC: Bloodborne Pathogens and Exposure Risks
OSHA: Bloodborne Pathogen Standards Overview
EPA: Medical Waste Disposal Guidance
Texas Department of State Health Services – Infectious Waste