As a funeral professional, you're often the first call after tragedy. Families lean on you not just for arrangements, but for answers, compassion, and guidance through one of the most challenging moments of their lives.
But what happens when the loss also leaves behind a traumatic or hazardous scene?
That’s where Bio-One can help.
We specialize in after-death cleanup—cleaning homes, protecting families, and relieving one more burden during a heartbreaking time. Partnering with Bio-One allows you to extend your care, knowing your families are in expert hands.
As a funeral director, you work hard to provide comfort, clarity, and closure during life’s most painful moments. But when a family is also faced with cleaning a trauma scene, unattended death, or hazardous space, the emotional toll deepens—and so does the need for professional help.
We’re proud to be a trusted referral partner for funeral homes across the country. Our mission aligns with yours: to serve families with compassion, dignity, and discretion. When you refer Bio-One, you’re extending your care beyond the funeral and helping families take one more important step toward healing.
Here’s what you—and the families you serve—can expect:
After a sudden or unattended death, most families are already overwhelmed, grieving, making arrangements, and notifying loved ones. Many assume that once emergency responders leave or the funeral home steps in, everything is handled, including the cleanup.
Unfortunately, that’s not the case.
The responsibility of cleaning the scene often falls unexpectedly on the family’s shoulders. At a time when they’re emotionally raw, they’re faced with an impossible choice: enter the space themselves, hire an unqualified cleaner, or do nothing at all.
That’s where your voice—and your referral—can make a life-changing difference.
By simply recommending Bio-One, you help families:
Your recommendation may be the first time they’ve heard that this kind of help even exists. And in that moment, your reassurance means everything.
We’re not just another cleanup company—and we’re certainly not here to treat this as “just another job.”
At Bio-One of Redlands, our mission is rooted in something deeper: Help First, Business Second. That means leading with compassion, not just contracts. It means answering the phone at 2 a.m. because someone’s worst day can’t wait until morning. And it means showing up ready to help—not just with tools, but with heart.
We know the weight you carry as a funeral director. You’re more than a service provider—you’re a source of stability, strength, and reassurance for grieving families. When you recommend Bio-One, you’re extending that sacred trust to us. And we don’t take that lightly.
It’s why we prioritize:
This work isn’t just technical. It’s emotional. It’s human. We believe that the only way to do it right is with compassion, experience, and respect at every step.
Because when someone calls us, they’re not just hiring a cleanup crew. They’re reaching out for help. And we’ll always be there to answer.
Whether it’s an unattended passing, suicide, homicide, or infectious disease situation, Bio-One is ready to respond quickly, compassionately, and professionally. These are the kinds of situations no family is ever prepared for. But with the right team in place, they don’t have to face it alone.
By partnering with Bio-One, you’re offering families more than just a referral; you’re offering relief, protection, and peace of mind. You’re showing them that even after the service ends, they are still being cared for.
We believe funeral homes and cleanup professionals can—and should—work hand in hand. Together, we create a seamless experience that protects a family’s emotional well-being and honors the memory of their loved one.
Let’s talk about how we can support you and the families you serve:
We’re here. Anytime. No pressure, no obligations—just a conversation.
Reach out today and see why so many funeral directors choose Bio-One as their trusted partner.
We specialize in trauma and biohazard cleanup following unattended deaths, suicides, homicides, and infectious disease events. If a scene involves bodily fluids or potentially hazardous materials, we’re the right team to call.
Funeral professionals are trusted guides during emotional times. Referring Bio-One allows you to offer families one more layer of care—professional, compassionate cleanup services that reduce trauma and help them begin healing.
Yes. We’re available 24/7/365, including nights, weekends, and holidays. Loss doesn’t follow a schedule, and neither do we.
We typically respond within hours, and in many cases, even faster. Our goal is to arrive promptly so families don’t have to wait or face the situation alone.
Absolutely. We use unmarked vehicles and plain uniforms to protect the family’s privacy. Every technician is trained to act with empathy, discretion, and professionalism.
Our technicians are trained in OSHA regulations. We follow all federal, state, and local guidelines for biohazard cleanup and disposal.
We provide transparent, upfront pricing with no hidden fees. If insurance covers the cleanup, we’ll help the family navigate that process as part of our service.
Yes. We can supply referral cards, flyers, or even provide a short in-service overview of how we work. We’re here to make referring us as easy and seamless as possible.
Our mission is simple: Help First, Business Second. We combine professional training with genuine compassion, treating every family and every situation with the respect it deserves. We don’t cut corners, and we don’t rush through emotional situations.
Please feel free to contact us by phone or through our website. We’re happy to schedule a quick introduction, provide materials, or answer any questions you may have—no pressure, no obligations.
Whether or not you’ve actually done it, spring cleaning is backed up by centuries of tradition. Many cultures bring a spring cleaning period into their yearly rhythms. For all cultures, the kickoff for spring cleaning is marked by longer days and more sun.
As sunlight hours increase, our bodies produce less melatonin, helping us feel more awake after months of cozy winter slowness. We also have more daylight to accomplish tasks we’ve been putting off.
Even if spring cleaning isn’t part of your personal yearly traditions, you can start now.
With so many blogs, books, and shows promoting organization, resources with ideas are everywhere. Keep reading to learn about our favorite spring cleaning strategies.
The most important step is knowing where to start. Take a walk around your house and decide what needs attention first.
If you’re a list-maker, you can write down your plan of attack. (Or you can just follow the messy vibes.) Knowing your focus makes it easier to jump in and get the work done.
You can also make a list of which days you want to accomplish certain tasks. Choosing just one room, drawer, or cupboard that you want to clean each day can make the entire process less overwhelming. The important thing is that you are moving forward!
It’s hard to clean when you don’t have what you need.
Make sure any cleaning tools or chemicals you need are in an easy-to-find place. It can be helpful to have a caddy or bucket that you can bring from room to room.
Make sure you have what you need, but don’t go overboard. It’s easy to turn a need for supplies into a shopping trip or a reason to procrastinate.
Don’t fall into that trap!
If you don’t have what you need to deep clean today, you don’t have to wait to get started. You can still put items away or, better yet, find items to get rid of.
Most of us don’t have the time or the desire to go on a cleaning rampage. We have limited time and many responsibilities. (But if you’re a person who works well by focusing and cleaning all day, more power to you!)
For the rest of us, setting a timer can be an effective way to get your spring cleaning done, a little bit at a time. Choose an area to clean and a set amount of time (we suggest starting with just 15-20 minutes). Get your timer going and then work hard until it goes off.
Go back to the same area each day with your same timer strategy until it’s clean. Only then is it time to move on to the next part of your home.
Bit by bit, the mess will disappear.
Having a clean home is its own reward, but building some kind of treat into the process always helps. Here are some ways to treat yourself:
Just be cautious about buying yourself something as a cleaning reward.
Often, having too much stuff is the reason our homes get out of hand in the first place. Try to find some other way to pat yourself on the back.
Scientific research shows that making our dreaded tasks into games can help us be more productive and motivated. There are many apps available that reward users for their accomplishments by letting them progress in a game or giving them a virtual gold star.
You don’t need an app to gamify your spring cleaning, however. There are dozens of analog ways to make cleaning into a fun challenge. Here are a few of our favorites.
Brackets are everywhere in the spring, and you can use them to motivate yourself even after the March Madness finals. Download a bracket and fill it out. There are a number of ways you could apply this to spring cleaning:
The ultimate challenge winner gets to decide where everyone goes out for dinner or a treat.
Sometimes, we have so much stuff it’s hard to know where to put it or keep our spaces clean. With the 4-Box Technique, you’ll take four boxes into a room and label them:
Go through the space and categorize all the items that don’t belong in that space (the ones that do belong can be put away immediately).
The trick here is to make sure you deal with your four boxes right away. Don’t let boxes pile up in your home.
Put the stuff you’re keeping in the right place:
For days when you’re overwhelmed or short on time, the 21-Item Toss is the perfect way to get a little bit of decluttering done in as little as 5 minutes.
Grab a garbage bag—or one of the plastic grocery bags so many of us stow under the sink. Walk through your home and find 21 things to throw away. You can gamify it by timing yourself.
Don’t think too hard—if you don’t use it or need it, out it goes!
If you feel like you can’t deal with your home situation on your own, Bio-One has your back. Our discreet team of compassionate, expert cleaners can help you with your home situation—no mess is too big.
Call us today for a consultation.
