Some of us are going to accept death sooner than others, whether it’s their own or a parent, grandparent, or … Read More
The Rundown on Life Insurance
In a perfect world, we’d all pass away at age 98. We’d die comfortably in our homes, surrounded by loving … Read More
What Happens To Your Body When You Die?
Everyone thinks about death differently, just like how grief affects everyone differently. Mortality is an uncomfortable concept for everyone, but … Read More
Tips for Holding Affordable Funerals
At Bio Recovery, our job is to provide professional cleanup services and decontamination at crime scenes, suicide scenes and accidents. … Read More
Solving Problems Associated With Unattended Death
When your loved one dies, you’re burdened with the challenge of putting their affairs in order—funeral arrangements, probate, and preparing … Read More
The Smell of Death: How Our Olfactory Senses Trigger Emotional Reactions
Take a survey of our technicians’ descriptions of human decomposition odors, and each will have their own comparisons… but we … Read More
Unattended Death: Definitions, Complications, and a Solution
You may have heard law enforcement, medical professionals, and biohazard cleaning companies use the term “unattended death“. On its most … Read More
How Does Environment Affect Body Decomposition?
You may have heard of “The Body Farm”, the two-acre outdoor laboratory operated by the University of Tennessee’s Forensic Anthropology Center. … Read More
Why Time is a Factor in Body Decomposition Cleanup Costs
One of the biggest factors for any job Bio Recovery handles is time. Even in death time still determines every aspect of a clean up from the type of equipment used, the amount of chemicals, to the number of technicians on site. Of course time has the biggest impact on the bio itself. When a person dies, the body undergoes several stages of decomposition. With each following stage comes with it the potential for surrounding environmental damage to occur. Most severe… Read Full Post