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What to Do When a Suicide Happens
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Coping With a Loved One’s Suicide
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My friend had A LOT of junk. These guys handled all the junk and removed it so fast! They were caring and understanding. They even made sure to keep items that had value and were sentimental! You can tell they deal with hoarding all the time because they knew what was important to me and my friend. I have another friend that is also a hoarder and when they are ready I’ll be going right back to Bio One NW Indianapolis
Edward Howe, Clallam County, 6/22/2022
Yesterday, with the help of an organizer, I tackled the long-overdue project of cleaning my garage. When we discovered mouse/rat feces, we knew we couldn't simply haul things off to a regular dump but should contact a company that deals with hazardous waste. It took a bit of online searching and making several calls, but I finally reached Mike, the dispatcher. From the get-go, I was impressed with how responsive he was to my concerns. He told me he thought a couple of his people could be at my place in a couple of hours but would check and get back to me. It was already past noon when I called, and I was anxious about getting everything resolved that day. Mike got back to me to let me know that he was able to squeeze me in, and shortly before 3:00 Jason and Travis showed up. They packed up the truck with the first load; Jason took off for the hazardous waste dump and Travis - or, as I dubbed him for his amazing strength, Paul Bunyan of the PNW - stayed and packed things up and hauled them to the curb. When I tried to help by carrying things as well, Travis would take the items from me and tell me it was his job and that I should just relax. I persisted, saying that I wanted to do what I could. When Jason set off with the third and final truckload, Travis started in on a thorough cleaning of my garage. Jason later joined him, and they swept and vacuumed from top to bottom before spraying with two different chemicals, the same chemicals used for remediation in instances of deaths and suicides. I was a bit shocked when I heard that, since I hadn't really looked closely at Bio-One NW's website and seen what sorts of situations they deal with. Nevertheless, knowing that the same chemicals were used for such situations provided me with a sense of security. After spraying, Jason closed up the garage. 30 minutes later I opened it so that it could air out, and a further 30 minutes later, I brought stuff back inside the garage. Done! My feelings about Bio-One NW are nothing but positive. They were responsive and empathetic, came to my "rescue" quickly, worked hard and did a thorough, professional job and throughout were very polite and very, very nice to me.
Shosh Westen, Clallam County, 05/31/2019
I had a friend in need and Richard and Bio-One made it happen. All a person can say is that they started with a task so large that I couldn't comprehend the undertaking. The work was done quickly and the situation was taken care of. Thank you.
Roger Holland, Clallam County, 11/22/2022
We had a tragedy in the family I called Bio-One they came out within an hour and got started. They guided me every step of the way. The empathy and compassion l the team provides to clients is unheard of in my experience. Thank you so much Richard and team.
Justin T, Clallam County, 2/7/2014
Bio-One of NW Indianapolis was professional, non-judgmental, meticulous, understanding, kind and wonderful to work with!!
Melanie Bowlin, Clallam County, 7/22/2022
I highly recommend Bio-One North West. Their prices are fair and they were extremely prompt and professional in every detail of the process.
Benjamin Chenard, Grays Harbor County, 11/13/2020
I want to say thank you to the fine young men who work at Bio-One NW. I have a grandmother that just isn’t able to get around anymore and so her house had filled up with assorted trash and boxes. Over time with the 3 cats, the boxes and paper became very nasty. We tried to take care of it ourselves but so much had become one with the floor. After calling and setting an estimate, the crew got to work and peeled up most of the floor after removing the trash. Cleaned and sanitized the family home and I have to say that Grandma’s has never been that clean in anybody’s memory. I would absolutely recommend an estimate from Bio-One.
Tristan Jones, Clallam County, 2/7/2014
We utilized Bio One to clean and sanitize a relative's home. They were prompt and did great work. The two youmg men were kind and compassionate to the homeowner. I certainly recommend Bio One.
Janet Leistner, Clallam County, 3/1/2025
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Establishing trust is key
An experienced team member will introduce themselves, tour the property, and learn about your unique needs, expectations, and goals.
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We are mindful of personal property and valuables
Our technicians make it a priority to try to find and save items of value such as wallets, keys, coin collections, legal documents, photo albums, baseball cards, or more.
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Your satisfaction is important
We want to make sure you are satisfied and happy with our work. If for some reason something else needs to be done, we are here for you.