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lot of personal reward for
helping people. ”
Stavros likes to say his company
is full of “big softies.” So much
so, the company has been
known to offer services probono. If a family is unable to
cover the cleaning expenses,
Bio-Management Northwest will
step in and cover the costs.
“We just try to limit the cost to
families because they don’t need
to be dealing with that added
stress,” Wilson said.
Stavros recalls a time when he
arrived to a home for a crime
scene cleanup and the family,
who had nowhere else to go, was
waiting outside in the driveway
while he did his work. Stavros
said he felt terrible for the family
and offered to pay for a hotel so
they didn’t have to wait outside.
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“We’re probably the only
company in Washington state
that does that,” Stavros said.
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Additionally, its Stavros’ policy
to waive the insurance
deductible so there is never
a cost to the family. He
remembers a case where the
family did not have the means
to pay for the cleanup.
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TOP 10 DI RTI E ST JOB S
“I said ‘well, if you like what we
did, can you just give us a shoutout on our website?’ and they
couldn’t believe it,” Stavros
said. “They were in tears.
They’ve gone through enough
trauma as it is and that’s our
way of helping.”
To contact Bio-Management
Northwest call 1-877-524-6411
or visit biomanagementnw.com.
You may also visit their BBB
business review here.
by Veronica Craker
BBB Managing Editor
& Writer
It’s a dirty job, but somebody’s
got to do it. And if they’re
going to do it, they may
as well be well paid for
their services!
Here’s a list of 10 high
paying dirty jobs in no
particular order:
1. Plumber
2. Oil Rig Worker
3. Proctologist
4. Gastroenterologist
5. Crab Fisherman
6. Crime Scene Cleaner
7. Embalmer
8. Coal Miner
9. Sewer Inspector
10. Porta Potty Cleaner
Source: How Stuff Works
and The Richest.