Terms of Use
These terms apply to anyone who uses crimescenecleanupfortworthtx.com ("the site"). Last updated: October 2026.
The People Who Do the Work
Work is performed by independent professionals. A call or email made through the site is passed along to an independent cleanup provider who works near the property. That provider writes its own estimate and, if hired, makes its own agreement with you. The provider alone answers for pricing, scheduling, the quality of the work, insurance, and following the law.
The Information Here
Pages here explain crime scene, death, blood, and vehicle cleanup in general terms, along with public programs like the Texas Crime Victims' Compensation Program. None of it should be taken as advice on law, medicine, money, insurance, taxes, or mental health. Dollar figures on the site come from national cost guides or published program caps and aren't quotes. Programs and agencies update their rules, so confirm current terms with them.
No Promised Outcomes
The site doesn't promise that a provider will be available, charge a set price, finish by a certain date, or reach a certain result, and it doesn't promise that an insurer or public program will approve a claim. Those matters are settled between you and the provider.
The Phone Number
Calls to the site's number pass through a tracking service. Dialing it means agreeing that your call can be routed to an independent cleanup provider near you.
Liability
As far as Texas law allows, the people who run the site are not liable for losses connected to the site or to work a provider performs.
Ownership
The site operator owns the text, design, and pictures here; copying them needs written consent. Any outside link goes to a page run by someone else.
Changes
These terms may change at any time. The date in the first paragraph shows the latest version.
Questions
Send questions about these terms to [email protected].