Hoarding Cleanup & Disposal

No. Severe hoarding environments hide dangerous biohazards like compacted animal feces, urine, black mold, and rodent infestations. Our process involves hazardous waste extraction and intense biological decontamination.

Yes. We work systematically and communicate with the family to identify and recover important documents, jewelry, photographs, and sentimental items hidden beneath the debris.

Because hoarding sites contain toxic dust and airborne pathogens, our technicians wear full-body hazmat suits, heavy-duty puncture-resistant gloves, and full-face respirators.

We shovel out the compacted waste, remove the ruined flooring beneath it, and apply industrial enzymatic cleaners to break down the uric acid that causes the overwhelming ammonia smell.

We prioritize your privacy. We use unmarked trucks and move debris directly into covered containers as quickly and discreetly as possible.

Depending on the property size and the floor-to-ceiling volume of the debris, a complete cleanout and sanitation process can take anywhere from three days to over a week.

Yes. Once all debris and contaminated materials are extracted, we scrub and sanitize the walls, floors, and fixtures, leaving the home completely safe and ready for fresh paint or new flooring.

While our technicians are highly compassionate and trained to handle the psychological sensitivity of the situation, we are strictly a remediation service. We strongly recommend working with a licensed therapist alongside our cleanup.