Biohazard & Crime Scene Cleanup in Bexar County
After a death, crime or biohazard event anywhere in Bexar County — including San Antonio — the cleanup is the property owner's responsibility. Here's how to find a qualified crew.
- County seat: San Antonio
- San Antonio & Hill Country
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Bexar County
After a death in Bexar County
The office that investigates
Deaths in Bexar County — San Antonio and the unincorporated areas — are investigated by the Bexar County Medical Examiner’s Office. The office sits inside the Bexar County Forensic Science Center on the UT Health San Antonio campus, and also takes cases from surrounding counties that have no medical examiner of their own.
- County seat
- San Antonio
Who cleans it
Nobody in that chain. Of the county offices and city police departments this site has read, not one offers to clean a property after a death — it is arranged by whoever owns it, or by the next of kin. Texas also issues no license for this trade, so ask a company about insurance, bloodborne-pathogens training and its waste route instead.
A contractor hauling contaminated material needs a TCEQ transporter registration under 30 TAC 326.53. Check a company
Sources for Bexar County
- San Antonio bulky item drop-off centres — what is not accepted — mattresses with blood stains and soiled couch cushions are named on the refusal list
- San Antonio Police Department — contact
- San Antonio Police — Victim Advocacy Office
- San Antonio Property Maintenance Code (Municode)
Cities in Bexar County
Providers serving Bexar County
No company has finished our checks in Bexar County yet, so there is nothing here we would stand behind. We would rather show you that than a list we cannot vouch for.
Call (866) 697-0754 or leave your number. We will tell you plainly what we can and cannot do for it. The checks a company has to pass are published in full.