Scene Care, Inc. Expands Crime Scene Cleanup Service Outside Greater Chicago Area

For the last ten years Scene Care, Inc. has been quietly, and successfully going about their business working virtually unseen in a world many would prefer never to step foot into. A crime scene cleanup service, the company has recently announced that it is expanding its operation to encompass the entire state of Illinois.

“We have been discreetly serving the immediate Chicago area for some time now, and we are happy to finally be able to provide our services to a larger area.” says Mike Costigan, a sales representative for the company.

The expansion of the company includes the addition of several new work vans that have been outfitted with the latest remediation equipment. This will allow the company to deliver their services to a much broader area, stretching out into the surrounding Chicago suburbs.  

Upgrades to the equipment used by the company allows them to keep up with the latest methods and technology used in completely removing any indication that the area cleaned was ever involved in an emergency cleanup situation.

Emergency cleanup tasks are typically left up to the immediate families of victims. Scene Care says their mission is to step in and deal with the aftermath of traumatic events that require their unique services leaving grieving families to attend to the more personal matters of notifying family, and making funeral arrangements.

Scene Care Specialists arrive in unmarked vehicles to lessen the exposure to the community at large, and complete their work in non-identifying uniforms in order to help respect the privacy of remaining family members.

Contaminated areas must be cleaned thoroughly of all toxic materials before the location can be re-inhabited. Once collected the biomaterial needs to be removed using exact procedures to avoid further damages and the potential for future problems.

A specialist from the company states, “In order to begin recovering after a horrific event, the scene needs to be cleaned well, and it is important that it is done quickly so as to avoid further damage.” The company also attends to murder, suicide, and hoarder scenes, where human remains have contaminated the environment.

Of the recent expansion, Mr. Costigan says, “Situations and scenes like this unfortunately occur everywhere, and because we would like to help as many people as we can, it only makes sense for us to grow and expand. “

Families facing the difficult challenges of picking up the pieces after the untimely loss of a family member may contact the company through their website at http://www.scenecare.com/crime-scene-cleanup/ They can also be reached by phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 1-800-430-1108.