Discovering the body of a loved one or tenant after an unattended death can be deeply traumatic. No one expects to walk into a room and find such a scene—but when it happens, you don’t have to handle it alone. Bio-One is here to make the site of a previously undiscovered death safe again with our expert Marion County decomposition sanitization processes.
Unattended deaths may go unnoticed for hours, days, or even weeks. During that time, the body begins to decompose, releasing harmful bacteria, fluids, and gases into the environment. These biohazards make the area unsafe, requiring specialized cleanup to protect your health.
Once the coroner removes the body, Bio-One of Marion County steps in to thoroughly sanitize and decontaminate the affected space.
The sad reality is that many people die alone, whether from illness or accident. If no one is aware of a death, then the body may remain for some time until another person comes along. The biggest challenge of a death of this nature is dealing with the unintended consequences afterwards. The space must be made safe once again for human use and habitation.
At Bio-One, we complete a thorough unattended death cleanup process that involves hazard and odor removal, decontamination, and a final inspection to ensure the space is safe for occupancy. We take great pride in serving Marion County and its surrounding areas, including:
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Unattended deaths often turn the surrounding space into a biohazard zone. As the body decomposes, it releases bacteria, fluids, and gases that can pose serious health risks.
Even after the coroner removes the body, the area remains contaminated and unsafe without professional remediation. Exposure to these conditions without protection can lead to severe illness.
At Bio-One, we handle undiscovered death cleanups around Marion County with precision and care. Our team safely removes all biohazardous materials and damaged items using sealed containers to prevent cross-contamination. Then, we thoroughly disinfect and deodorize the area, using EPA-approved cleaning agents to eliminate harmful pathogens and restore a safe, livable environment.
Wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) prescribed by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), we first assess the environment for potential dangers. Based on the unique situation regarding the space, the mess, and the level of decontamination required, we’ll build a comprehensive plan for cleanup tailored to your unique situation.
From the moment we arrive, you’ll experience a compassionate and discreet service. We handle all aspects of the cleanup, from assessment to full decontamination, without expecting you to enter the affected area.
You can rely on Bio-One Marion County to provide attentive, compassionate care, considering the personal tragedy of the death and the importance of expert cleaning precision. Our "Help First, Business Second" motto guides our actions, ensuring that every interaction is respectful and professional.
Bio-One is available 24/7. Unattended death cleanups around Marion County are always an emergency, and we’ll consistently be there for you as soon as you call.
When we’re finished cleaning and decontamination, we’ll perform a final inspection to ensure that every section of the space is safe and ready for comfortable use again.
At Bio-One of Marion County, we understand that communicating with insurance providers can be a stressful experience. Once you file a claim, we’ll manage the process and communicate directly with adjusters, giving you one less thing to worry about.
When an unexpected death happens, you can count on Bio-One of Marion County to provide:
Contact us at (317) 499-0614 for empathetic and discreet remediation for unattended death and decomposition in Marion County today.