Organic is a chemical classification commonly associated with carbon-containing compounds. In other contexts, such as food labeling, the word has a different meaning.
What this means at your property
Wood, oils and many synthetic products contain organic compounds. That classification alone does not establish whether a material is natural, biodegradable, harmless or compatible with a cleaning product.
Why does the distinction matter during cleanup?
A proposal should identify the actual residue and surface, not choose a method from the word “organic” alone. Ask for product information and material compatibility, especially when an unknown deposit or odor is being evaluated.