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Many people are hesitant to call for an estimate or cleanup of a hoarding scenario because they believe the process will be very stressful and lengthy. We work with this in mind. We make it our priority to make each one of our clients as comfortable as possible. We understand removing items from your home can be stressful and we work with you to make it a good experience. It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3.
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We typically use 2-3 specialists on a job, most jobs are completed 1-2 days, and every client is treated with the utmost respect and compassion.
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To ensure that you’re satisfied with our work and all your needs are met, we stay in touch to see if there are further services we can put you in touch with.
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An experienced team member will introduce themselves, tour the property, and learn about your unique needs, expectations, and goals.
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Our Bio-One of Marion County 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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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.
Bio-One was founded almost twenty years ago. In that time it has helped thousands of individuals, families, and business owners deal with biohazard and hoarding cleanups throughout the Marion County metropolitan area.
Like every Bio-One location, the Marion County office became and has remained the industry leader in its areas by adhering to our company’s slogan, “Help First, Business Second.” It’s our slogan, it’s our business model, and it’s what has guided all our actions over the last two decades.
We earned our #1 status through strict adherence to our company’s principles of respect for our clients and a genuine desire to help them improve their lives. Our experience allows us to understand our customers’ situations, and we deeply appreciate their trust when they ask us to help.
We understand that this is a deeply emotional and challenging time in the lives of all parties involved, and many times affects all aspects of a person’s life. In many cases, the family members and loved ones do not know how or where to begin looking for help. This is why people turn to Bio-One of Marion County to assist them in addressing these types of matters.
As last responders, we discreetly remediate impacted
spaces so you can begin to move forward.
Roxana and Juan Pablo are the owners of Bio-One of Marion County. Roxana Jimenez is originally from Romania and moved to the United States in 2005. She attended Kelley School of Business Indianapolis and got her degree in Accounting and Finance. After graduation, Roxana had several accounting jobs in various industries. Juan Pablo Jimenez was born in Peru and moved to the United States in 2003. In 2008, he started his professional tax career by taking his first tax preparation class at only 19 years old. Following his education, he worked for two tax preparation firms in Indianapolis for 8 years. In 2015, Roxana and Pablo met and they started their own tax business together. After years of helping people from behind the desk, Roxana and Pablo decided to start a new chapter in their lives by opening a Bio-One.
Bio-One of Marion County is owned and operated locally by Roxana Jimenez and Juan Pablo Jimenez. Their office serves Marion County and surrounding areas.
We are passionate about serving Marion County and the surrounding communities with compassion, diligence, and professionalism. We are available 24/7 for your crime scene cleanup and biohazard decontamination needs.
Hoarding is a behavioral pattern characterized by the excessive acquisition of and inability to discard large quantities of objects that cover the living areas of a home and cause significant distress or impairment.
Compulsive hoarding behavior has been associated with health risks, economic burdens, and adverse effects on personal relationships. When clinically significant enough to impair functioning, hoarding can prevent typical uses of space so as to limit basic daily activities like moving through the home, eating, and sleeping. It can also put people at risk due to increased risks of injury, fire, and disease.
Bio-One of Marion County prioritize concern for the well being of our customers and their families, always following our slogan, “Help First, Business Second.” Bio-One of Marion County soundly reject the business-first mindset of other companies who see people and their families asking for help as vulnerable and exploit the economic opportunity. Our primary goal is to help people improve their lives and begin the process of moving forward.
Bio-One of Marion County sets itself apart from other hoarding cleanup companies in four distinct ways:
Bio-One of Marion County come to give on-site estimates, never blind, inflated estimates over the phone. This allows us to give an accurate estimate and scope of work.
Bio-One of Marion County do not give bait & switch quotes. Unlike other companies that lowball their estimates and then ratchet the price up as the job progresses, our experience and expertise allows us to give accurate estimates that reflect what the job will cost.
Bio-One of Marion County are truly a local company, the owners and employees all call the Marion County area home, too. Other companies take your call from outside our community, and then subcontract your job out to some workers who are neither hoarding specialists nor trained professionals. Many times the contracting company does not even know the subs they have hired.
Bio-One of Marion County respond to a hoarding cleanup request immediately because we are locally based. We're not heading into the area, we're already here.
Bio-One of Marion County goes to great lengths to ensure your privacy and our discretion. For starters, we use unmarked vehicles and we don’t suit up outside whenever possible. We’re also good at gently, but firmly, shooing away nosy neighbors and we don’t answer their probing questions.
Yes. Bio-One of Marion County offers a regularly-scheduled maintenance program where Bio-One of Marion County return to the residence or property after the initial cleanup and perform follow up services to ensure that it remains in the state it was when we completed the job.
Yes. While the original hoarding cleanup will result in the removal of all necessary/requested items, the hoarding residence will still be in need of a thorough and detailed cleaning, due to the effects caused by the original hoarding situation. Bio-One of Marion County offers a detailed cleaning program to anyone who's interested.
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Marion County Decontamination and Biohazard Cleaning Services
5351 E Thompson Road #255, Indianapolis, IN 46237
