by Alan Cohen | May 1, 2017 | Articles about cleanup, Biohazards, Here to Help, Hoarding
Hoarding continues to sweep the US in record numbers. Hoarding affects up to 6% of the US population which is approximately 19 million people, twice the rate of OCD. Hoarding has been found to run in families and is quickly emerging as an issue that continues to grow... 
by Alan Cohen | Jan 4, 2017 | Articles about cleanup, Biohazards, Community Events, Here to Help, Homeless
The homeless situation in Los Angeles and across America is at an all-time high. For many communities the issues homelessness is now worse than ever and is a crisis with few answers. Makeshift temporary shelters have been erected through out Los Angeles and the... 
by Alan Cohen | Dec 14, 2016 | Articles about cleanup, Biohazards, Crime, Here to Help
Bio SoCal is called upon regularly by Law Enforcement and cities officials o help citizens after a crime occurs in their home or business. Bio So Cal arrives to Crime Scenes in discrete and unmarked trucks to clean and decontaminate crime scenes professionally... 
by Alan Cohen | Oct 9, 2016 | Articles about cleanup, Call for Answers, Hoarding
Hoarding clean up is a difficult task on many levels and each case is unique. In most cases, there are biohazards lurking in unexpected places in the home and it is important that a licensed professional is called out for extreme hoarding cases. Bio So Cal is the... by Alan Cohen | Oct 4, 2016 | Articles about cleanup, Biohazards, Suicide
Dealing with a suicide cleanup is never easy, that’s why Bio SoCal is here to provide information, advice, and assistance with all Biohazard matters in South California. What steps are taken in a suicide cleanup? During the incident of suicide, it is common that the... by Alan Cohen | Oct 4, 2016 | Articles about cleanup, Biohazards, Death Cleanup
Unfortunately, it isn’t uncommon for someone living alone to pass away, and not be immediately noticed by friends or family members. What happens in the case of an unattended death? If a body is left for days or weeks after death, the decomposition process begins to...
