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Bio-One of Scottsdale

Biohazard cleanup company, Phoenix

Biohazard and hoarding cleanup company based in north Phoenix, serving Scottsdale and the wider Maricopa County area around the clock.

About

Bio-One of Scottsdale is a locally owned office of the Bio-One network. It works from north Phoenix and is owned by Dr. Richard Weinblatt, a retired police chief. Its main work is biohazard and trauma cleanup, which includes unattended deaths, blood, waste and odor. It also offers hoarding cleanup, including homes affected by animal hoarding.

For a hoarding job, the team first visits the home to agree on a plan and give an estimate on site. A crew of usually two or three people then does the work, and most jobs take one to two days. Crews look for valuables and documents as they go, can work around the client's schedule, and use unmarked vehicles. Follow-up maintenance visits and detailed cleaning are available afterward. This suits families dealing with homes that need sanitizing as well as clearing.

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Good to know

  • Uses unmarked vehicles, avoids putting on protective gear outside where possible, and will not answer neighbors' questions Source
  • A typical hoarding job uses 2–3 specialists, and most are finished in 1–2 days Source
  • Crews search for specific missing items and documents, and the estimate includes identifying items to donate or keep Source
  • Can schedule the work around the client's timetable Source
  • Answers calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Source
  • Offers optional follow-up maintenance visits after a hoarding cleanup Source

Services

Hoarding cleanup
Clears requested items from the home and returns it to a safe condition, working from a plan agreed with the client in advance. Source
Animal hoarding cleanup
Cleanup of homes affected by animal hoarding, with the aim of making them healthy and livable again. Source
Gross filth cleaning
Removes waste from properties with extreme filth or neglect, then deep cleans and sanitizes them. (Google profile)
Feces and urine cleanup
Cleanup and disinfection of human or animal waste, including odor removal. (Google profile)
Valuables recovery
Searches for items such as wallets, keys, legal documents, photo albums and collections during a cleanup. Source
Detailed cleaning after a hoarding cleanup
An optional thorough cleaning program once clutter has been removed. Source
Scheduled maintenance program
Regular return visits after the first cleanup to keep the home in its finished condition. Source
Decomposition and unattended death cleanup
Biohazard remediation and odor removal after an undiscovered death. (Google profile)
Odor removal
Finds and treats the source of biological odors in homes and businesses. (Google profile)
Rodent droppings cleanup
Removes droppings and nesting material and disinfects the affected areas. (Google profile)

How a job runs

  1. A team member visits and tours the property to learn the client's needs and goals
  2. An on-site estimate and cleanup plan are prepared
  3. A crew of usually 2–3 specialists does the cleanup, most often over 1–2 days
  4. Valuables and requested items are looked for during the work
  5. The team follows up afterward, and maintenance or detailed cleaning can be arranged

Credentials it states

  • Says it is trained and insured as a professional crime scene cleanup and decontamination company Source
  • Says its technicians are trained in OSHA safety standards Source
  • Describes its technicians as certified (Google profile)

These are the company's own statements. We have not verified them, so ask for proof.

Questions to ask before you hire

  • How do you involve the person who lives in the home, and what happens if they want to stop?
  • Will the same crew be there every day, and who is my contact?
  • Do you handle mold, pests or animal waste yourselves, or bring in a specialist?
  • How do you treat documents, photos, medication and valuables you find?
  • Is the quote a fixed price for the whole job, and what could change it?

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This profile is written from Bio-One of Scottsdale's own website and Google profile, last checked in October 2026. Prices and services change, so confirm the details with the company.

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