Crime Scene Cleanup

Here’s the sequence, plainly, because confusion about it costs families days. When a violent or traumatic event happens, law enforcement, Schererville PD, a neighboring department, or the county, secures and investigates the scene. If a death is involved, the Lake County Coroner’s Office in Crown Point investigates alongside them, certifies the death, and notifies next of kin. Both agencies do their jobs completely, and neither job includes cleaning. When the investigation concludes and the scene is released, everything that remains, biological contamination, damaged materials, and the residue of the investigation itself, returns to the property owner to resolve.

That’s the moment we exist for. Call us at any point, before release is actually better, and the handoff loses no time:

Trauma doesn’t limit itself to living rooms. Storefronts along the US 30 corridor, offices, rental units, and vehicles all produce these calls, and all get the identical standard: containment, removal, disinfection, licensed disposal, documentation. Commercial scenes add a revenue clock, every closed day costs the business, so we schedule with business hours in mind and scope for the fastest honest reopening. Rental scenes add the landlord layer: habitability documentation alongside the insurance file, so the unit’s next chapter starts with a record instead of a rumor. When a scene involves fire, suppression water, or discovers mold behind the walls, the same crew carries those lanes, one number, one file, no handoffs.