Crime Scene & Biohazard Cleanup in Kenosha Wisconsin
Great Lakes Biorecovery provides professional crime scene cleanup, biohazard remediation, unattended death cleanup, and trauma cleanup services in Kenosha, Wisconsin and surrounding Kenosha County communities.
Kenosha sits just across the Illinois border; one of the first Wisconsin cities our team reaches. Our Lake County Illinois base puts us in an ideal position to respond quickly to Kenosha and the surrounding Kenosha County area. Whether you are a homeowner, a property manager, a hospital social worker, or a funeral home, our team delivers professional, discreet biohazard remediation with both technical competence and genuine human understanding. We are also listed on Kenosha County's page for biohazard cleanup providers.
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We are a locally owned, family-run business that takes pride in delivering personal, high-quality service to every customer. When you call, you will never reach a call center. You will always speak directly with Ron or Samantha, the husband-and-wife owners of Great Lakes Biorecovery, who are committed to guiding you through every step with care and professionalism.
THE LCSW DIFFERENCE
Great Lakes Biorecovery is the only biohazard and trauma cleanup company in Illinois or Wisconsin co-owned by a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). Our co-owner holds an active license and a first responder background — which means the person leading this company has professionally navigated trauma, grief, and crisis long before starting a cleanup company.
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What that means when you call us:
• Every call is handled with clinical awareness, not just logistical efficiency
• We understand what families, property managers, and referral sources are going through — not just procedurally, but on a human level
• We can connect clients with grief and trauma support resources when appropriate
• We communicate with patience, clarity, and genuine care from the first call through project completion.
IICRC Certified Firm
Great Lakes Biorecovery is an IICRC-certified firm. The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) is the industry's leading standard-setting organization for professional cleaning and restoration. IICRC certification means our team has completed rigorous technical training, follows evidence-based remediation protocols, and adheres to a published code of ethics.
When you hire an IICRC-certified firm, you are not just hiring someone who cleans — you are hiring a team that meets an independently verified standard of knowledge and professional conduct. For insurance documentation purposes, IICRC certification also carries weight with adjusters and claims departments.
Services In Kenosha, WI
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How it Works
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Call & Prepare
Contact Great Lakes Biorecovery any time, day or night. We listen first, explain next steps, and gather only what is needed. When helpful, we can review details by phone or photos so we can prepare the right response before arriving.
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Assess & Clean
Our IICRC-certified, OSHA-compliant, fully insured technicians arrive discreetly in unmarked vehicles to assess the situation in person. Based on your needs, we begin cleanup immediately or schedule service at a time that works best. All work is performed using medical-grade protocols with respect and care.
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Restore & Support
We safely handle and dispose of all regulated waste through approved facilities. When applicable, we assist with documentation and communication to support the insurance claims process, helping reduce stress while restoring a safe environment.
Who Does Great Lakes Biorecovery Help in Kenosha?
Families in Kenosha dealing with the aftermath of a traumatic or unexpected death who need professional, compassionate support.
Property managers, landlords, and housing providers throughout Kenosha County who need a fast, certified, discreet response. Healthcare professionals and social workers at Froedtert South and throughout the Kenosha County healthcare system who need a trusted cleanup referral. Funeral homes in Kenosha and Kenosha County who need a cleanup company they can confidently recommend to the families they serve.
Law enforcement and first responders with the Kenosha Police Department and Kenosha County Sheriff who need a certified remediation team.
👉 Learn more about who we help and the types of situations we handle
Insurance Assistance
In many situations involving death, blood or potentially infectious materials, professional cleanup services may qualify for coverage under a homeowner's or property insurance policy. We can provide documentation when required to support your claim including discussions with insurance to follow the claim through.
Legal Disposal and Compliance
Cleanup following suicide or traumatic events may involve materials that require regulated handling and disposal. Improper disposal can create health concerns and legal exposure for property owners and families.
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Great Lakes Biorecovery follows established safety and disposal standards to ensure all regulated materials are properly contained, transported, and disposed of through approved facilities. Our process is designed to reduce risk and maintain compliance while easing the burden on those affected.
Wisconsin Crime Victims May Qualify for Cleanup Coverage
The Wisconsin Crime Victim Compensation Program may cover some biohazard and crime scene cleanup costs for qualifying victims of violent crime. We can help point you in the right direction.
We are not attorneys. This information is gathered from publicly available state resources and is provided for general guidance only. Always verify directly with the Wisconsin Department of Justice.
Nearby Communities
In addition to Kenosha, we regularly respond to Pleasant Prairie, Somers, Bristol, Racine, and Zion IL — communities spanning the Illinois-Wisconsin border corridor.