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Name of the insured
The name of the individual on the insurance policy.
Insurance carrier
Business name of the insurance provider.
Policy number
The insurance policy number.
Date of loss
This is the date when the event that caused the damage or loss occurred.
What if We Don’t Have Homeowners Insurance?
In many cases, renters insurance only covers personal property. Depending on the circumstances, we may just need to remediate personal property and renters insurance may cover this work, less your deductible.
if remediation includes changes to the structure of the property (removal of flooring, drywall, vanities, etc.) we will need to get permission from the property manager or property owner to complete remediation.
Often, Bio-One helps file two insurance claims in these situations. One to renters insurance and one to homeowners insurance.
Many Bio-One locations actively offer extra discounts for sites involving children, law enforcement officers, other first responders, veterans, and military personnel.
Be sure to ask about these offers to see if your location is participating.
Many Bio-One locations actively offer extra discounts for sites involving children, law enforcement officers, other first responders, veterans, and military personnel.
Be sure to ask about these offers to see if your location is participating.
At Bio-One, we make it a point to learn your goals and create an estimate that meets your expectations.
To do this, we will visit your property and tour the impacted areas. During this estimate, we’ll:
- Evaluate remediation next steps
- Ask key questions to learn what success means to you
- Prepare an estimate that reflects our tour and discussion
Financing May Be Available- Rates from 0% APR
- No hidden fees
- Checking eligibility won’t affect your credit score
*Financing may not be available in all areas. Contact your local Bio-One for more information.
What our clients say
Biohazard
- Location of the biohazard incident
- Potential spread of the biohazards in unseen spaces (under flooring, drywall, carpet, etc.)
- Number of items in the home that have been impacted
- Time needed to set up OSHA zones and thoroughly disinfect personal property
Hoarding
- Density of the debris
- Time needed to sort through items
- Identifying items that could be donated or should be saved
- Disinfection process once the clutter is removed
