nity • Creating opportunity for aspiring business owners • Fillin n the market • Raising the bar on service • Helping the commu ing a niche in the market • Raising the bar on service • Helping niche in the market • Raising the bar on service • Helping the
Bio-One Bio-One is a game-changer franchise and then some. As a bio-hazard and decontamination service, the franchise turns heads by offering unique services. Among other jobs, the company safely cleans up after homicides and suicides, takes care of messes left by hoarders, properly removes medical waste, disposes of rodent waste, and disinfects areas affected by rats, mice, pigeons, cockroaches, and other rodents. This niche business allows entrepreneurs to own a business with low overhead and high profit margins. While Bio-One may not be for everyone, it is a business to feel good about. With a company credo “Help First, Business Second,” Bio-One is dedicated to helping people
“We make a difference instead of just making a living.” in times of crisis. “We make a difference instead of just making a living,” says Jason OBrien, president and CEO of Bio-One, Inc. Bio-One is in demand—and it often makes headlines. When a gunman opened fire on a crowd of concert-goers at Las Vegas’ Mandalay Bay back in 2017, Bio-One took care of the cleanup. “We were hired directly by the FBI. Several of our franchisees responded to the call, putting their families and businesses to the side to help,” says OBrien. “Our culture is a family-like atmosphere. It’s a camaraderie similar to what you would find in the military.” Though Bio-One’s services may be unique, many people want in. In fact, OBrien turns down potential investors on a regular basis. “If a potential franchisee is only interested in the bottom line, we will look elsewhere,” he says. “While there is a lot of potential to make a lot of money, we want to parter with people who are committed to helping others. That’s what we’re all about.” Learn more at www.biooneinc.com
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