Crime scene cleanup in Arlington Heights, Illinois

Licensed crime scene, biohazard and unattended death cleanup companies serving Arlington Heights, Illinois. Verified companies are listed first. Call them direct, any time of day.

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If this happened today: if anyone is in danger, call 911. After police or the medical examiner release the scene, call a company below. Please don't clean it yourself.

ACT Cleaners

✓ Verified Nov 202624/7 EmergencyLicensedIICRC CertifiedOSHA BBP Trained

Location: 11637 Century Cir, Plainfield, IL 60585
Phone: (888) 477-0015
Website: crimescenecleanupbusiness.com
Service area: Crews and local pages in 18 states, from Illinois and Wisconsin to Texas and California
Hours: 24/7

IICRC-certified crime scene and biohazard cleanup, 24 hours a day

ACT Cleaners in Arlington Heights ↗Call (888) 477-0015 Details →

CSCleanup Chicago

✓ Verified Nov 202624/7 EmergencyLicensedIICRC Certified

Location: Chicago, IL
Phone: (888) 629-1222
Website: biohazardcleanupchicago.com
Service area: Cook, DuPage, Kane, Will, Kendall, Lake and McHenry counties
Hours: 24/7, about 35 minutes to urgent calls

Real people, real response, in Chicago and the suburbs

CSCleanup Chicago in Arlington Heights ↗Call (888) 629-1222 Details →

Huuso Bio

✓ Verified Nov 202624/7 EmergencyLicensedIICRC Certified

Location: 10204 Bode St., Unit B, Plainfield, IL 60585
Phone: (630) 200-1436
Website: huusobio.com
Service area: Illinois and the Midwest, including Indiana, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Kentucky and Iowa
Hours: 24/7/365, live answer
Founded: 1999

IICRC-certified death, trauma and blood cleanup since 1999

Huuso Bio in Arlington Heights ↗Call (630) 200-1436 Details →

Quick facts

Crime scene cleanup in Arlington Heights, Illinois

Updated November 2026 from our directory.

Companies serving Arlington Heights: 3 licensed companies in our directory, 3 verified by a person.
Emergency response: 3 of 3 list 24/7 emergency response. Call once police or the medical examiner release the scene.
Who pays: Homeowner's or renter's insurance often covers it, and after a crime the state victim compensation program may help.
Don't clean it yourself: Blood and bodily fluids can carry disease. Licensed companies use protective gear and dispose of the waste legally. First-hour checklist