Bio-One of Greensboro

05/14/2026

Well said from our friends in Bio-One of Madison.

Hantavirus has been making headlines again lately, but it’s important to understand the facts.

Hantavirus is extremely rare in Wisconsin, but exposure to rodent droppings, urine, and nesting materials can still pose serious health risks if not handled properly. Sweeping or vacuuming contaminated areas can release harmful particles into the air and increase exposure risk.

At Bio-One, we professionally clean, disinfect, and safely remove rodent contamination using proper PPE containment procedures, and EPA approved disinfectants to help protect families, homeowners, property managers, and businesses.

If you discover rodent f***s in an attic, basement, garage, crawlspace, cabin, kitchen or vacant property, don’t disturb it yourself. Proper remediation matters.

✅ Safe rodent waste cleanup
✅ Disinfection & odor removal
✅ Discreet, compassionate service

When in doubt, call professionals trained in biohazard remediation to protect your home and your health.

06/24/2025

We don’t just clean them, we can rebuild them!

06/21/2025

04/30/2025

This is what we do and how we do it !

04/09/2025

Remediating and Decontaminating Homeless Encampments with Bio-One

Law enforcement, first responders, property owners, and government agencies call Bio-One to
remediate and decontaminate homeless encampments across the country. Why?
Encampments often contain biohazards such as hypodermic needles, f***s, blood, vomit, and
pests. Our clients recognize these cleanups need to be handled by professionals equipped with
proper training and personal protective equipment (PPE)

When it comes to homeless encampments, leave it to Bio-One, where our technicians are OSHA certified and trained to safely remove and clean up contaminated items, and properly dispose of biohazards such as sharps needles.
Bio-One is available 24/7 and each office is independently owned and operated by a member of
your local community. Give us a call at 336-615-2461

03/21/2025

Spring Cleaning: A Gentle Guide to Letting Go

Spring cleaning can feel like a refreshing reset, but if you struggle with hoarding tendencies, the process can be overwhelming. The idea of parting with items—especially those you feel attached to—can bring up strong emotions. However, it is possible to approach spring cleaning in a way that feels manageable, compassionate, and effective. Keep these steps in mind if you or someone you know are facing a similar situation.

1. Set Realistic Goals
2. Create a Safe Space
3. Sort Items into Categories
4. Ask Yourself Key Questions
5. Honor Sentimental Items, But Set Boundaries
6. Practice Self-Compassion
7. Get Help/Support if Needed
8. Keep the Momentum Going

Spring cleaning doesn’t have to be a daunting task, especially if you approach it in a way that acknowledges any hoarding tendencies and the emotions tied to your possessions. Take it one step at a time, and remember that letting go of items is not about losing memories, but about creating a more manageable, peaceful living space. By treating yourself with patience and understanding, you can make meaningful progress toward a clutter-free home.

01/31/2025

When law enforcement encounters biohazards, safety comes first. Protect yourself and others while waiting for professional help:

- Avoid direct contact with blood, bodily fluids, or contaminated materials.
- Isolate the area to prevent further exposure or contamination.
- Use protective gear like gloves or masks, if available.
- Call Bio-One for expert cleanup 24/7.

We’re here to back you up, ensuring every scene is handled with care and expertise 24/7.

01/01/2025

11/28/2024

Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving! Today, we reflect on the things that bring us joy and express our gratitude for the special people in our lives. May your day be filled with warmth, laughter, and savory delights!