Medical Waste Disposal in Texas

Medical and biohazard waste are Federally regulated and must be disposed of properly by law. Blood-soiled items such as mattresses, carpet or clothes should never be just thrown into a dumpster or trash can. Blood and body fluids can carry infectious diseases and the dangerous pathogens that spread them. For this reason, medical waste such as used hypodermic needles are also extremely dangerous to handle, and should never be thrown away with typically trash. They must be properly handled, sealed, removed and disposed of at a medical and bio-hazard waste facility. ECS works closely with local medical waste and bio-hazard waste disposal facilities to make sure you and your business are in 100% in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations. Our technicians are crime scene cleaning experts that have been OSHA-trained to safely clean, decontaminate and remove items that have been soiled with blood and body fluids. Cleaning and decontaminating homicide / murder, suicide, blood, body fluids and death is our only business. We are completely dedicated to helping you restore you home or business back to a safe environment. ECS technicians are standing by and ready to help you with any crime scene cleaning needs you may have.

ECS provides crime and trauma scene decontamination for San Antonio, Austin, San Marcos, New Braunfels and surrounding areas.

Please note: Using typical janitorial services for a crime scene or bio hazard not only endangers the safety of those persons, but it also creates a costly liability for your business. All of our technicians have been properly trained and certified to handle your crime scene cleaning needs in a safe and legal manner. The United States Dept. of Labor and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) can issue fines ranging from $7,000 to $70,000 for violations of the Code of Federal Regulations, 29CFR1910.1030.