This month at The BIOClean Team we’re focusing on the crime scene cleanup part of our business. It’s not the one we talk about the most often, but it is a service we are proud to offer. This time on the blog we’ll talk about what exactly a crime scene cleanup job entails, how they … Continue reading “What ‘Crime Scene Cleanup’ Entails”

This time on the BIOClean Team blog we’re taking it back to basics and addressing one of the most common aspects of our work. How to clean up blood. Whether it’s a little or a lot, blood requires specific attention lest it become a much worse problem down the line. So if you have a … Continue reading “How to Clean Up Blood”

Lately, we have been talking at length about the dangers of hoarding, the work required to remediate and clean a hoarding situation, and took a look at the psychology behind hoarding to try and answer ‘Why do people hoard?’ This time it’s time to look at the other side of it all, what happens when … Continue reading “Reclaiming Your Home After Hoarding”

Last time we took a look at answering why people hoard in depth. This time on the BIOClean Team blog we’re going to be doing a rapid-fire response FAQ, to answer any lingering questions you may have about hoarding.  Note: It’s important for us to disclaim – The BIOClean Team provides information but it is … Continue reading “Hoarding FAQ”

Last time on the BIOClean Team blog we talked about the dangers of a hoarding home, and how that behavior creates not just a cluttered environment but a hazardous one as well. For those who are searching out information about hoarding, a question that no doubt comes up as well is why. Why do people … Continue reading “Why Do People Hoard?”

One of the more common situations The BIOClean Team handles are hoarding cases, and there are reasons anyone going up against a hoarding situation should call in the professionals, and the sooner the better. And if you’re worried someone you love is a hoarder, it’s important to handle the matter delicately, but it does need … Continue reading “The Dangers of Hoarding”