Trauma, Hoarding & Biohazard Cleanup

I’m not sure if my situation qualifies as a biohazard. Should I still call?

Yes. Even if you’re unsure, calling allows us to guide you. We can help determine whether professional remediation is needed and clearly explain your options.

Is this something I can clean myself?

In most biohazard situations, DIY cleanup is not recommended. Blood, bodily fluids, decomposition, and other contaminants can carry serious health risks. Proper remediation requires specialized training, protective equipment, and disposal procedures to ensure the area is truly safe.

How quickly can you respond?

Bio-One operates 24/7. In many cases, we can mobilize quickly after your call. Emergency situations are prioritized to help reduce further risk and emotional stress.

Will this be kept private?

Yes. Discretion is a core part of our service. Our vehicles are unmarked, and we take deliberate steps to protect your privacy throughout the entire process.

Do I need to be present during the cleanup?

If possible, we prefer to speak with the property owner or decision-maker during the initial walkthrough. However, if you cannot be present, we can coordinate remotely and keep you informed every step of the way.

Do you work with insurance companies?

In many situations, homeowner’s or property insurance may provide coverage. We assist with documentation and can help coordinate directly with insurance providers when applicable.

How much does this cost?

Costs vary depending on the scope, size, and complexity of the situation. We provide a clear, no-obligation estimate after assessing the property so you understand the plan and pricing before work begins.

What happens during the cleanup process?

Our technicians contain affected areas, remove hazardous materials, clean and disinfect according to industry standards, and verify that the space is safe before completion. We communicate clearly throughout the process.