The company you call on the worst day a property can have

CSCleanup Janesville exists for the calls nobody wants to make: a death in the family home, a fire, a flooded basement, a situation behind a closed door. We serve Janesville, Beloit, and all of Rock County as our territory, not as a pin on a franchise map.

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What we do

Biohazard first, restoration all the way through

Our core is biohazard and trauma work: crime scene cleanup, unattended death cleanup, and hoarding cleanup, handled with containment, hospital-grade disinfection, licensed disposal, and total discretion. Around that core we run full property restoration: fire damage restoration, water damage restoration, and mold remediation, because real disasters refuse to stay in one category. A fatal fire needs a trauma crew and a fire crew. A sewage backup is a biohazard with a water problem. We built the company so one call covers the whole event.

How we work

The standards we don’t bend

A real person answers

24 hours a day, every day of the year, (888) 629-1222 reaches someone who can actually dispatch a crew and tell you what happens next.

Honesty before invoices

What we can save, what we can’t, what insurance typically covers, and what it doesn’t. You hear it before work begins, not after the bill.

Discretion, always

Quiet arrival, professional appearance, and no discussion of your situation with anyone. What happened at your property is your business.

Documentation that holds up

Photos, scopes, moisture logs, and inventories built the way insurance carriers expect, because your claim is part of the job.

Removal over concealment

Contamination gets removed to clean structure and odor gets treated at the source. Masking, fogging over problems, and painting over damage are not cleaning.

People over property

The property is the job. The family is the point. We treat every home like people we care about live there, because they do.

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