CSCleanup Chicago provides 24/7 crime scene cleanup and biohazard remediation throughout all of Cook County, Illinois — Chicago city, every neighborhood, and every suburb. 35 minutes or less. Risk-Free Assurance. Call (888) 629-1222.
Cook County is the largest county in Illinois and the second-most populous county in the United States. It includes the city of Chicago — all 77 community areas — and over 130 suburban municipalities from Evanston and Skokie in the north to Orland Park and Tinley Park in the south. Every address in Cook County is within our service area. Our team is on-site in 35 minutes or less.
Cook County has a critical distinction from other collar counties: death investigations are handled by the Cook County Medical Examiner, not a Coroner. The Cook County Medical Examiner’s office at 2111 W Harrison St, Chicago investigates all deaths in the county — in the city of Chicago and in every suburb. Scene release from the Medical Examiner is required before any death-related cleanup can begin.
Chicago • All 77 Community Areas • 130+ Suburbs • Cook County Medical Examiner • Risk-Free Assurance • 35 Minutes or Less
We respond to crime scenes, biohazard situations, unattended deaths, suicide cleanup, medical accidents from at-home care, trauma scenes, and hoarding properties throughout all of Cook County. Chicago neighborhoods, North Shore suburbs, western Cook County communities, and the south suburbs — all covered, all at 35 minutes or less, all day every day.
If you’re searching for crime scene cleanup or biohazard cleanup near me anywhere in Cook County, you’ve found the right team. One call to (888) 629-1222 covers every address in the county — incorporated city, small village, or unincorporated area. Our team is on-site in 35 minutes or less, 24 hours a day, every day of the year. A real person answers every call. We also schedule exact arrival times for families who need to coordinate — you’re never left guessing when we show up.
Every type of traumatic situation that requires professional remediation — we handle it throughout Cook County. Crime scenes, biohazard contamination, unattended deaths, suicide cleanup, medical accidents from at-home care, trauma scenes, hoarding properties, vehicle biohazard, infectious disease decontamination, fentanyl and drug residue.
IICRC S540 certified, OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030 compliant, licensed medical waste disposal on every job. Every job ends with a written clearance certificate.
Crime scene cleanup and biohazard remediation are not the same as cleaning. Bloodborne pathogens survive on surfaces for days. Decomposition compounds penetrate walls, subfloor, and HVAC systems. No household product eliminates what we eliminate. And none of them produce the documentation your insurer, your property manager, or your health department requires.
Most families who call us don’t know insurance covers this. Most Illinois homeowner and renter policies include biohazard and crime scene cleanup coverage. We review your policy on-site, contact your adjuster directly, and handle every document your carrier needs. Call us before you call your insurance company — how that first call is framed determines your entire claim.
We begin immediately — no upfront payment, no delays. We review your insurance policy on-site and give you a straight assessment of likely coverage. If we believe your policy covers the work, we proceed and bill your insurer directly. If the insurer denies or limits coverage after the job is complete, you pay nothing. We absorb the cost.
Coverage assessment is based on our professional review and industry experience; it is not a guarantee of final insurer approval. Exclusions, policy limits, or other factors may apply. This is not an insurance product or warranty. A Risk-Free Assurance Claim Form is issued to qualifying customers documenting their individual case.
Every Cook County crime scene or death-related cleanup begins with scene release from law enforcement and the Cook County Medical Examiner. We coordinate that process directly on every applicable call throughout Cook County. You don’t make those calls while managing a loss.
Cook County uses a Medical Examiner, not a Coroner. The Cook County Medical Examiner’s office investigates all deaths throughout Cook County — both in the city of Chicago and in every suburban municipality. Scene release from the Medical Examiner is required before any death-related biohazard cleanup can begin. We contact the Medical Examiner’s office directly on every applicable call throughout Cook County.
Cook County Medical Examiner
2111 W Harrison St, Chicago IL 60612
(312) 666-0500
The Cook County Sheriff handles scene release for unincorporated areas and coordinates with the Cook County Medical Examiner on death investigations. For incidents within city limits, the local police department controls scene access. We identify which agency applies to your address when you call and coordinate directly.
Cook County Sheriff
69 W Washington St, Chicago IL 60602
(773) 674-7300
If a qualifying violent crime occurred at the Cook County property and was reported to law enforcement within 72 hours, Illinois Crime Victims Compensation Act (ICVCA, 740 ILCS 45) may cover up to $45,000 for cleanup costs. For crimes after August 7, 2022, temporary lodging may also qualify. We document every eligible job from the first hour on-site so your CVCA application has everything it needs.
We build the documentation for every eligible claim from the moment we arrive. Families don’t have to figure out paperwork while dealing with a traumatic event. Our team provides the records and supporting documentation required for qualifying compensation claims.
We serve every incorporated city and village in Cook County, plus all unincorporated areas of the county. Find your community below and go directly to your city’s page — or call (888) 629-1222 right now and we dispatch to your address immediately.
Unincorporated Cook County — areas not within any incorporated municipality — is served by the Cook County Sheriff for law enforcement. The Cook County Medical Examiner handles all death investigations county-wide regardless of incorporated or unincorporated status.
If you’re in an unincorporated area or a smaller community not listed above, call us at (888) 629-1222 and give us your street address. We identify your jurisdiction, coordinate the right agencies, and dispatch immediately. No extra wait time for unincorporated addresses. No distance surcharge. The same 35-minute-or-less response applies throughout all of Cook County.
Cook County uses a Medical Examiner rather than a Coroner — both perform the same function of investigating deaths and releasing scenes, but the Medical Examiner is a physician-appointed position rather than an elected Coroner. The Cook County Medical Examiner at (312) 666-0500 must release every death scene in the county before cleanup can begin. We contact them directly on every applicable call.
Yes. One call to (888) 629-1222 covers Chicago city — all 77 community areas — and every Cook County suburb. Our team is on-site in 35 minutes or less. We identify the correct jurisdiction from your address and coordinate all agencies directly.
Most Illinois homeowner and renter policies cover biohazard and crime scene cleanup. We review your policy on-site, contact your adjuster, and handle all documentation. The Risk-Free Assurance means if coverage is denied, you pay nothing. Carriers from standard homeowner to Chubb and AIG on the North Shore — we work with all of them.
Yes. ICVCA may provide up to $45,000 for qualifying violent crime cleanup reported within 72 hours. Contact the Cook County State’s Attorney at (312) 603-5440 or apply through the Illinois Attorney General at 800-228-3368. We document every eligible Cook County job from hour one.
Yes — home dialysis failures, hospice deaths, blood from falls during at-home treatment, post-surgical contamination, and other at-home medical accidents throughout all of Cook County including Chicago. One call handles the complete cleanup.
Yes. Unincorporated Cook County is served by the Cook County Sheriff and the Cook County Medical Examiner. Our team responds to unincorporated Cook County addresses at the same 35-minute-or-less standard. Call (888) 629-1222 with your address for immediate dispatch.
Every address in Cook County is within our service area. Chicago neighborhoods, North Shore communities, western suburbs, south suburbs, and unincorporated areas all receive the same 35-minute-or-less response commitment.
We coordinate with law enforcement, the Cook County Medical Examiner, insurance adjusters, and every agency involved so you don’t have to manage multiple phone calls during a traumatic situation.
Every project includes professional remediation, proper disposal, and written documentation for insurance carriers, property owners, and any agency requiring clearance records.
Every Community. 35 Minutes or Less. No Upfront Payment.
Whether you’re in downtown Chicago, a North Shore suburb, western Cook County, the south suburbs, or an unincorporated area, one call connects you with our certified biohazard remediation team. We respond 24 hours a day, every day of the year.
✔ 24/7 Emergency Response
✔ 35 Minutes or Less
✔ Risk-Free Assurance
✔ No Upfront Payment
✔ IICRC Certified
✔ Serving All of Cook County