When tragedy strikes, most people think of ambulances and hospitals. But once the sirens fade, a different kind of crisis begins—one that isn’t talked about nearly enough. Families are left with the reality of cleaning up what’s left behind after trauma, death, or serious illness.
That’s where Crisis Care steps in.
This Houston-based company specializes in professional biohazard cleanup, trauma scene remediation, hoarding support, and infectious disease decontamination. Their job is to make spaces safe again—but what they really offer is peace of mind during some of life’s darkest moments.
Specialized Biohazard Cleanup
Biohazards aren’t just unpleasant—they’re dangerous. Blood, bodily fluids, and certain chemical spills can carry harmful pathogens and create long-term health risks if not handled correctly. Crisis Care’s trained technicians follow OSHA and EPA protocols to completely decontaminate affected areas, using medical-grade equipment and commercial disinfectants.
These are not jobs for a mop and bucket. Families, landlords, and business owners rely on Crisis Care to handle the aftermath professionally and safely, so no one else has to.
Trauma and Crime Scene Cleanup
Crisis Care is often called after events like suicides, homicides, or unattended deaths—situations that leave behind emotional and physical trauma. The cleanup required after these incidents isn’t just technical; it’s deeply personal.
Their team works quietly and respectfully, with an understanding that the people they’re helping are grieving. They arrive discreetly and work efficiently, restoring spaces to safety without adding to the pain.
Support for Mental Health Professionals
Social workers and mental health professionals often step into homes impacted by emotional distress or neglect. When a home environment becomes unsafe—due to hoarding, trauma, or biological hazards—Crisis Care becomes an essential partner.
They work hand-in-hand with counselors and caseworkers to provide safe, sanitary environments for clients to continue their recovery. That collaboration allows mental health professionals to focus on healing, while Crisis Care focuses on cleaning.
Hoarding Cleanup That Respects the Individual
Hoarding isn’t just clutter—it’s often tied to years of emotional hardship and deteriorating living conditions. Crisis Care handles hoarding situations with empathy, not judgment.
From sorting and removal to deep sanitization, they help individuals and families restore livable conditions while preserving dignity. Their approach is practical, compassionate, and thorough—because the goal isn’t just a clean home, it’s a better life.
Infectious Disease and Superbug Decontamination
Homes and commercial spaces affected by infectious diseases like COVID-19, C. diff, or MRSA require expert-level cleaning. Crisis Care’s team is trained to disinfect and sanitize areas with precision, reducing the risk of exposure and secondary infection.
They’ve become a trusted resource for businesses, families, and property managers needing fast, effective response during health emergencies.
When the Worst Happens, Crisis Care Is Ready
Nobody wants to call a company like Crisis Care—but when that moment comes, it matters who answers. Their work isn’t about just cleaning up—it’s about helping people take the first step forward.
If you’re facing a situation that feels too overwhelming to handle, you’re not alone.
Call Crisis Care at 832.662.4616 or visit www.crisiscareus.com
