Every property manager eventually faces it.
A tenant moves out, abandons the unit, or leaves behind conditions far more serious than those at a standard turnover. Instead of a normal make-ready process, the property is suddenly dealing with severe odor, hoarding, gross filth, waste, blocked access, unknown contamination, damaged materials, or other difficult conditions that stop progress in its tracks.
Sometimes the issue is obvious the moment the door opens. Other times, the full condition of the unit becomes clear only after maintenance enters or contractors hesitate to move forward.
In situations like these, the problem is often not the move-out itself.
The problem is that the unit can’t move forward.
Repair teams may not be ready to begin work. Contractors may hesitate to enter. Maintenance may be unsure where their role starts or stops. Ownership wants answers. Make-ready planning slows down or stalls altogether.
When severe conditions impede the next step in the property process, knowing what to do can make all the difference.
In many turnover situations, maintenance, contractors, or cleaning teams can begin work quickly. But some units involve conditions that slow or completely stop the normal workflow.
Severe odor may make it difficult for contractors to work or for the source of the issue to be identified. Hoarding or blocked access may prevent safe entry into parts of the unit. Waste, sewage, biohazards, or unknown contamination may raise questions about what should happen first. In some situations, a tenant's death or other sensitive circumstances may require additional cleanup before repairs or inspections can begin.
The challenge in these situations often lies beyond ordinary cleaning.
It’s possible the unit may need specialized cleanup before maintenance teams, contractors, inspections, or make-ready planning can proceed normally.
Knowing when a situation requires a different type of response can help property managers reduce delays, avoid confusion, and create a clearer path to the next step in the property process.
Sometimes it is obvious that a unit cannot move directly into maintenance or contractor work. Other times, the warning signs are more subtle. If any of the following conditions are present, it may be worth slowing down and evaluating whether cleanup should happen first.
In many severe-unit situations, the biggest challenge is not knowing what should happen first.
If you’re unsure whether cleanup should happen before repair, contractor access, or make-ready, Bio-One can help you talk through the situation and identify practical next steps.
When severe conditions are slowing down the next property step, one of the biggest questions property managers face is simple:
While every situation is different, Bio-One helps property managers address severe-unit conditions through a practical, step-by-step cleanup process designed to help the property move forward.
Bio-One of Columbus begins by understanding the condition of the unit, access concerns, urgency, and any needs that may be required before repair, inspection, or contractor work can begin.
Depending on the situation, Bio-One may help address hoarding, gross filth, severe odors, sewage, biohazards, waste, abandoned-unit conditions, or other severe cleanup needs.
Where appropriate, Bio-One may provide scope notes, estimates, photos, invoice details, work summaries, or communication support to help clarify what happened and what may come next.
Property managers often need visibility into what’s happening, what may be needed, and when the unit may be ready for the next step. Bio-One works to provide clarity in difficult situations.
Sensitive unit conditions are handled with professionalism, respect, and discretion.
In some situations, damaged contents, debris, carpet, furniture, or affected materials may be removed as part of an approved cleanup scope.
The goal isn’t just cleanup. It’s helping the property move toward contractor access, repair, inspection, ownership review, or make-ready planning.
It’s important to understand that Bio-One focuses on severe-unit cleanup and remediation. Repairs, rebuilding, flooring, drywall, or property restoration may involve contractors or other specialists, depending on the situation.
One of the biggest frustrations in difficult turnover situations is not knowing what happens first.
Can maintenance enter? Should contractors start? Is this a cleaning issue or something more? Can we make-ready move forward yet?
In many severe-unit situations, cleanup may need to happen before the normal property workflow can continue. This is where Bio-One often fits into the process.
A move-out, abandonment, inspection, maintenance visit, or contractor concern may reveal conditions that could prevent a normal turnover.
Bio-One reviews the condition of the unit, access concerns, urgency, and any needed preparations before the property can move forward.
Based on the approved scope, Bio-One addresses severe unit conditions such as odor, hoarding, waste, biohazards, sewage, and other cleanup needs.
Scope details, photos, work summaries, estimates, or communication notes may help clarify what happened and support next-step planning.
Once severe-unit conditions are addressed, maintenance teams, contractors, or ownership can better understand what comes next.
The goal is simple: help move the unit toward the next property step, whether that means contractor access, repair planning, inspection, ownership review, or make-ready coordination.
Every situation is different, but having a clear process can reduce delays, confusion, and vendor uncertainty during difficult turnover situations.
Most property managers don’t want to start searching for a severe-unit vendor in the middle of a difficult turnover situation.
When a unit suddenly involves hoarding, severe odor, gross filth, sewage, biohazards, or abandoned-unit conditions, delays often occur when teams are unsure who to call or what to do next.
That’s why many property managers choose to establish a relationship with Bio-One before an urgent situation happens.
Know who to call when a difficult unit situation appears.
Avoid the pressure of vetting a cleanup vendor during an active issue.
Help move severe-unit conditions toward the next property step sooner.
For regional teams or multi-property operators, having a trusted resource can create a more consistent response process.
Give maintenance teams and onsite staff clarity around when to bring in additional support.
You hope severe-unit situations are rare. But when they happen, having a plan in place can make difficult decisions easier.
If a unit involves severe odor, hoarding, sewage, biohazards, waste, blocked access, unknown contamination, or conditions that may slow repair or make-ready, it may be worth discussing the situation before maintenance or contractors move forward.
Yes. Bio-One helps property managers address severe unit conditions involving hoarding, gross filth, abandoned units, odor, waste, and other difficult cleanup situations.
Where appropriate, Bio-One may provide scope notes, estimates, photos, invoice details, work summaries, or communication notes to support the cleanup process and next-step planning.
Not always. This may depend on access needs, property policies, scope, and local team process.
In many situations, yes. Damaged furniture, debris, carpet, affected materials, or contents may be removed as part of an approved cleanup scope.
Bio-One focuses on severe-unit cleanup and remediation. Repairs, rebuilding, flooring, drywall, or restoration work may involve contractors or other specialists.
Where appropriate, Bio-One may support documentation or communication related to the insurance process. Coverage and claim decisions depend on the insurance provider.
In many situations, yes. Severe odor may need to be addressed before contractors, maintenance teams, or inspections can move forward.
Yes. Bio-One can help with unattended death cleanup and other sensitive situations that may require professional cleanup before the property can move toward the next step.
Yes. Many property managers choose to establish a relationship with Bio-One before an urgent severe-unit situation happens, so their team already knows who to call.
If a unit cannot be moved forward due to severe odor, hoarding, gross filth, sewage, biohazards, abandoned-unit conditions, or other difficult cleanup situations, Bio-One can help property managers move to the next step with practical support, discretion, and a clear process.
Talk Through a Property Situation
"Without a sense of caring, there can be no sense of community."
~Anthony J. D'Angelo
When You or Others Need Help
We are inherently social beings, thriving when we are connected with others. Many of us were raised to be incredibly independent and do things on our own. There are numerous benefits to engaging with and helping others others. Psychologists have found that in addition to fostering social connectedness, reaching out and working with others can reduce loneliness, boost positive mental health and create a sense of positive well-being.
Unfortunately, there are situations that arise that absolutely require reaching out for help -- for not just emotional support, but physical support and safety. If you find a family member, friend, tenant or other person who has gotten overwhelmed with cleaning, decluttering or managing their household safety, this is definitely not a time to go it alone.
On a practical level, while you want to help the person right away by potentially cleaning a cluttered and unsanitary space, it may lead to a host of additional issues, such as:
Bio-One Columbus is your Central Ohio connection to remove the hazards for you and the individual. Our staff are trained to efficiently, discretely and effectively remove biohazardous waste and get living spaces habitable again. You can reduce time worrying about things that might impact your own health and wellness, and will have more time to focus on supporting the person and helping improve their well-being.
Bio-One Columbus team members Michael France, Project Manager and Tim Lockard, Owner, attended the Columbus Apartment Association Expo on September 25th. We appreciate the opportunity to share information about the work Bio-One Columbus can provide property managers in the Central Ohio Area. Congratulations to April Calloway, Community Manager of Bridgestone Apartment Homes in Hilliard, OH -- she was the winner of our $100 Amazon Gift Card Drawing.
More than ever, residents of Central Ohio find themselves in need of support for food, housing, healthcare, mental health, transportation, childcare or other services. One of the first steps is to call 2-1-1! This will connect you to Lutheran Social Services, who can provide resources for individuals and families who are seeking help. All calls are confidential!
Bio-One of Columbus is a leader in crime scene cleanup and biohazard decontamination services in Columbus. Our technicians are highly skilled and have been trained on OSHA's safety standards. Bio-One of Columbus continues to be the most passionate and caring company in the cleaning services industry.
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“Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness.”
~Desmond Tutu
Start a Conversation. Be the Difference
#SuicidePreventionMonth reminds us that talking about suicide isn’t harmful — silence is. One honest conversation can be a turning point in someone’s life.
This National Suicide Prevention Month we remember the lives lost to suicide, the millions of people who have struggled with suicidal ideation, and acknowledge the individuals, families, and communities that have been impacted. It is also a time to raise awareness about suicide prevention and share messages of hope.
Suicide is a public health problem because of its far-reaching effects:
Suicide prevention is everyone’s business. Be there and be the one to ask, keep them safe and help them connect to crisis resources.
There are a few ways to approach a suicide-related crisis:
Did You Know? Bio-One Columbus frequently partners with LOSS- Franklin County. Their mission is to be an instillation of hope to those bereaved by suicide, empowering survivors so they can thrive, with their vision to create a community of loss survivors experiencing a restoration of hope and standing together for suicide awareness. If you are in need of their services or know someone who can benefit, please visit their website or call them today at 614-530-8064.
Bio-One of Columbus is a leader in crime scene cleanup and biohazard decontamination services in Columbus. Our technicians are highly skilled and have been trained on OSHA's safety standards. Bio-One of Columbus continues to be the most passionate and caring company in the cleaning services industry.
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"No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted."
~Aesop
The emotional, physical, and financial cost of biohazard remediation work can be substantial and fly under the radar. For example, to be done properly and in accordance with regulations the work requires extensive training, specialized equipment and chemicals, appropriate protective gear, and knowledgeable, professional technicians, ready to respond 24 hours a day. The process often goes beyond detailed cleaning and disinfection to include precision removal of the impacted structural components of a home, safe disposal of biohazardous materials and removal of tons of debris and waste.
Additionally, working in traumatic scenes and intensely challenging personal situations can contribute to a heavy emotional load for our workers and the individuals involved in the job. Bio-One Columbus is proud to partner with the local law enforcement agencies, fire departments, and local social services agencies that serve our communities and respond to emergencies. We recognize that kindness and empathic support for all involved parties can go a long way in ensuring a positive and safe outcome.
As an integral part of our core philosophy, we extend the same level of compassionate care to every family we serve. Help First, Business second is not just a throw-away statement -- it is truly how our business functions. If you’re in the position to help make a difference and choose kindness, we hope that you can do so and possibly change someone’s day – or life – for the better. If you think there’s a way for us at Bio-One to make a difference as well, please visit our website and contact us. Calls are answered 24/7 with timely and professional follow-up.
Bio-One Columbus is here to support you when situations may prove overwhelming or the unexpected tragedy happens. We promise professionalism and non-judgmental services. Our unmarked vehicles and experienced technicians ensure discretion. Biohazard situations come in infinite forms. We have the tools and experience necessary to handle all of them.
Our professional and discrete services include:
Please call us at 614-743-1795 for a free estimate.
Bio-One of Columbus is a leader in crime scene cleanup and biohazard decontamination services in Columbus. Our technicians are highly skilled and have been trained on OSHA's safety standards. Bio-One of Columbus continues to be the most passionate and caring company in the cleaning services industry.
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"Insects are the silent storytellers of the natural world, narrating tales of survival, adaptation, and coexistence."
~Mary Jane West-Eberhard
Tick? Flea? Bedbug? Something else?
Unless you are in the field of Entomology (the scientific study of insects), it is highly likely that any bug you find in your home or office will give you the "ick." Insects are a natural part of our environment, found on all continents and in every environment. There are some insects that you just do NOT want where you live.
Bio-One Columbus does not provide extermination services, but we do run into bugs in many of the homes where we work. Here are some of our suggestions on how to identify a few of the most common insects and what to do!
Fleas are small, wingless blood-sucking parasites that live on the exterior of their host. Adult fleas feed only on the blood of warm-blooded hosts, preferring the body temperature of dogs or cats. While they feed on non-humans, they may bite humans. Bites from fleas look like small red dots and may occur in two or three groups or clusters around feet, ankles, and legs. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends a four-step process to combat a flea infestation, including sanitation of the areas where fleas breed, treat every pets in the home, use a licensed pest control application, and follow-up frequently to prevent re-infestation.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the CDC, and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) all consider bed bugs a public health pest. However, unlike most public health pests, bed bugs are not known to transmit or spread disease. Bedbugs prefer to feed on humans and can hide in spaces the width of a credit card - not just mattresses but seams of couches, electrical outlets, under wallpaper, or even doorframes.
Every year termites cause billions of dollars in structural damage, and property owners spend over two billion dollars to treat them. Termites rarely emerge from soil, mud tubes, or food sources through which they are tunneling. Most people are not aware they have termites until they see a swarm or come across damage during construction. Many termiticides are highly toxic, making it critical to follow label directions with added care. Pest management professionals have the knowledge, expertise, and equipment as required by the label, which minimizes risks and maximizes effectiveness.
Midges and gnats are common names for a large number of small, non-biting flies. Many species look like mosquitoes and may form annoying swarms or clouds in the air but they do not bite. The immature stages develop in water in pools, containers, ponds, clogged rain gutters, or in some cases, wet soil or seepage areas. Most feed on living or decaying plant matter or food remains. It is helpful to know if the flying bugs in your kitchen are drain flies, fruit flies, biting gnats, fungus gnats, or midges before you choose an extermination method.
Great question!
Extermination of all life-stages of insects (adult, juvenile and egg) requires that the treatment reach all surfaces and areas where the bugs live. If a home is filled with possessions, cluttered with deep filth, or has biohazardous material that is a source of nourishment for the insect, extermination will not be successful. We can come in and expose surfaces for treatment, remove food sources for the insects and safely dispose of heavily-infested possessions.
Bio-One of Columbus is a leader in crime scene cleanup and biohazard decontamination services in Columbus. Our technicians are highly skilled and have been trained on OSHA's safety standards. Bio-One of Columbus continues to be the most passionate and caring company in the cleaning services industry.
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“Blessed is the season which engages the whole world in a conspiracy of love.”
~Hamilton Wright Mabie
As we move into this holiday season, it is a good opportunity to reflect on the ways we have impacted our community in the last year and consider our future goals for 2025. In 2024, we completed 207 jobs supporting individuals, families, project managers, supporting organizations and community agencies!
Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hannukah, Kwanzaa, or another occasion that brings you together with loved ones, we hope this holiday brings you joy, love and peace.
From our family to yours, Happy Holidays and a wonderful New Year!
These are some of our favorite transformations this year
Bio-One of Columbus is a leader in crime scene cleanup and biohazard decontamination services in Columbus. Our technicians are highly skilled and have been trained on OSHA's safety standards. Bio-One of Columbus continues to be the most passionate and caring company in the cleaning services industry.
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"The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members."
~Coretta Scott King
Human beings are inherently social beings, thriving when we are connected with others. While it is ok to do some things alone, like going out to eat or taking yourself to a movie, there are many benefits to engaging with others. Psychologists have found that in addition to fostering social connectedness, reaching out and working with others can reduce loneliness, boost positive mental health and create a sense of positive well-being.
Unfortunately, there are situations that arise that absolutely require reaching out for help -- for not just emotional support, but physical support and safety. If you find a family member, friend, tenant or other person who has gotten overwhelmed with cleaning, decluttering or managing their household safety, this is definitely not a time to go it alone.
On a practical level, while you want to help the person right away by potentially cleaning a cluttered and unsanitary space, it may lead to a host of additional issues, such as:
Please contact us to remove the hazards for you. Our staff are trained to efficiently, discretely and effectively remove biohazardous waste and get living spaces habitable again. You can reduce time worrying about things that might impact your own health and wellness, and will have more time to focus on supporting the person and helping improve their well-being.
We appreciate all the connections and support we receive from community partners.
LOSS Community Services sponsored the 13th annual Postvention Conference. The theme was "Equipping [...] For The Future." Postvention is a term used to describe intervention conducted after a suicide Amber Young, Bio-One, Inc. Marketing Director and Tim Lockard, Bio-One Columbus owner, attended the conference as exhibitors. We appreciate the opportunity to talk to conference participants and support the valuable work of LOSS Community Services.
Bio-One Columbus team members Courtney Voisard, Biohazard Technician and Tim Lockard, Owner, attended the Columbus Apartment Association Expo on September 26th. We appreciate the opportunity to share information about what Bio-One Columbus can provide property managers in the Central Ohio Area. Congratulations to Debbie Liming, Property Manager of Harvest Glen in Galloway, OH -- the winner of our $100 Amazon Gift Card Drawing.
Bio-One of Columbus is a leader in crime scene cleanup and biohazard decontamination services in Columbus. Our technicians are highly skilled and have been trained on OSHA's safety standards. Bio-One of Columbus continues to be the most passionate and caring company in the cleaning services industry.
For more information, visit us at https://bioonecolumbus.com/
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“In the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It’s the life in your years.”
~Abraham Lincoln
September celebrates Healthy Aging Month, sponsored by the National Institute on Aging. The goal of this month is to highlight recent scientific advancements in healthy aging, global insights on longevity, and steps everyone can take to stay independent as we age.
Each of us will get older! While we cannot stop the inevitable genetic march towards aging, what we can do is mindfully practice the steps towards healthy and independent aging. To shape your aging future, consider these steps.
While we cannot give you diet or exercise advice, Bio-One Columbus CAN help you keep your home decluttered and clean of biohazardous waste that impedes your journey towards a healthy and long life. Call us today for a consultation: 614-743-1795.
David Hays, Code Enforcement Officer
City of Westerville
David was our winner of the "Name That Feces" Contest. He received a $50 Amazon Gift Card from Tim Lockard, Owner of Bio-One Columbus.
Thank you to everyone who participated!
"I have NEVER been so excited to leave a 5 star review, if I could give 10 stars to this company I would! Bio-One of Columbus is an amazing company! Patience, kindness, understanding, those are just a few words I would use to describe the service that was given to my family! Timothy is a diamond in the rough! He went above and beyond working it out so that we could use his service. His staff was equally as amazing! They worked tirelessly and professionally to complete their job! I have never been so impressed with such complete respect for someone in a hard situation! They truly make your days ahead so much brighter and stress free! If you are ever in need of their services please, please... I cannot beg of you enough, to contact Timothy at Bio-One Columbus! You will not regret it!" -Paula R., Columbus OH
Bio-One of Columbus is a leader in crime scene cleanup and biohazard decontamination services in Columbus. Our technicians are highly skilled and have been trained on OSHA's safety standards. Bio-One of Columbus continues to be the most passionate and caring company in the cleaning services industry.
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"Clutter isn’t just the stuff on the floor. It’s anything that gets between you and the life you want to be living"
~Peter Walsh
Senior Independence Month is celebrated in February and focuses on keeping older adults safe and healthy in their homes and apartments. Research by Princeton University shows that our environment can positively or negatively impact our ability to complete tasks as well as our overall mental health. If the physical space around us feels scattered, it’s likely our mental space will feel the same.
In fact, studies demonstrate that by removing or controlling clutter, we can directly reduce the stress and potential physical harm that stems from the mess. Decluttering leads to health benefits, including:
Older adults are at higher risk for cluttered housing, especially if they struggle with chronic health conditions. Keeping them safe and happy at home allows for a better quality of life.
Remember, while clutter can be overwhelming, it can be removed and organized. Bio-One Columbus specializes in decluttering homes professionally, quickly and efficiently, with a level of detail that is difficult to achieve if you're trying to do it alone.
Life is stressful enough with daily tasks and workloads. Call us today if you or someone you know has a living space overwhelmed with clutter and who needs support staying at home safely.
Kitchen
Bathrooms
Hallways
Bedrooms
Basements
Garages
Bio-One of Columbus is a leader in crime scene cleanup and biohazard decontamination services in Columbus. Our technicians are highly skilled and have been trained on OSHA's safety standards.
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“Gratitude can transform common days into thanksgivings, turn routine jobs into joy, and change ordinary opportunities into blessings."
~William Arthur Ward
At Bio-One Columbus, we have many things to be thankful for this November. We are always grateful for our customers who trust us to do the difficult and life-altering work in stressful times. We know you have a choice in biohazard remediation companies and appreciate your confidence in us!
This month, we'd especially like to celebrate and thank our community partner, LOSS Community Services here in Franklin County. We recently had the privilege to sponsor and attend the 12th Annual National LOSS Team Suicide Postvention Conference in Columbus, Ohio. This year's theme, "From a Mission to a Movement" perfectly captured the passion and commitment to the work done by LOSS Community Services teams nation-wide. We were humbled by those who shared their stories with us and deeply appreciate the opportunity to support such important work. LOSS Community Services has a mission to be an instillation of hope to those bereaved by suicide, empowering survivors so they can thrive.
Finally, our gratitude to Bill Muir from Bio-One Chicago for coming to support the networking table at the conference and for Krista Gregg, Marketing Director at Bio-One, Inc. for her willingness to speak on the topic of "Advocating for Survivors During Biohazard Remediation." We appreciate you!
LOSS Community Services envisions a community of loss survivors experiencing a restoration of hope and standing together for suicide awareness.
The services they provide include working with First Responders to immediately deploy a team of trained volunteers to provide resources, understanding and support to the newly bereaved. LOSS Community Services also provides support groups, remembrance events, companioning, suicide postvention and prevention education, and training to other communities interested in developing or enhancing their suicide prevention and postvention efforts. For more information, visit LOSS's website.
If you or someone you know is considering suicide, know there is help. Please call or text 988 -- you’ll connect with mental health professionals with the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
Intentionally practicing gratitude and thanks on a daily basis may seem a little corny. However, research shows that practicing gratitude and being thankful can lead to a host of physical, mental and social benefits.
For example, thanking someone can increase our own personal happiness and lead to higher levels of life satisfaction. Practicing gratitude also increases optimism and empathy.
Being grateful to others can reduce inflammation, improve sleep and increase our energy levels. Gratitude also improves job satisfaction and leads to healthier relationships with others.
Happy Thanksgiving from our Bio-One Columbus family to yours. We hope you have a peaceful holiday!
Bio-One of Columbus is a leader in crime scene cleanup and biohazard decontamination services in Columbus. Our technicians are highly skilled and have been trained on OSHA's safety standards.
Bio-One of Columbus continues to be the most passionate and caring company in the cleaning services industry.
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