Bio-Recovery

All it took was $10,000.

Ron used it to buy a blower, bottles of disinfectant and a high-tech vacuum cleaner.

It was all he needed to clean homes wrecked by floods, fires and death.

It was a unique concept.

Half of his business comes from floods and fires.

One of those jobs can take two to three weeks to clean.


Getting rid of mold and charred wood isn't easy. It requires bulky blowers and bags of baking soda.

The other half of his business is death, which is quicker to disinfect. The fresher the discovery, the easier to remove.

Ron's business has grown by word of mouth alone. After five years he now has offices in four different cities. But he can't advertise. Who wants to remember his telephone number?

When this resident visited, two suicides lay boxed, ready to be claimed and buried.

Both were young men.

Who prepares for that?