Our hoarder clean-up service can dispose of years of accumulated waste, remove 100% of all biohazards and eliminate lingering odours to restore a property to its former state.
A property owned by a hoarder is often an unsafe environment that needs the help of a professional cleaning team. Rubbish, furniture and other waste could cause injury when stacked high, and biohazards such as rotting food, faecal matter and bodily fluids can carry harmful pathogens. Excessive rubbish can also violate building codes and fire safety regulations which could lead to unnecessary fines.
We offer a sensitive, total waste clearance service with 100% pathogen removal, effective deodorising and property restoration. Our accredited technicians are upper-tier waste carriers and biohazard specialists, enabling them to offer a complete solution to a challenging problem.
With a 24/7 service, we minimise disruption and ensure your property is back to its former state as quickly as possible.
Our services are suitable for housing associations, letting agents, local authorities and landlords within the residential and commercial sectors.
Complete hoarder clean-up
We can provide a comprehensive hoarder cleaning service that includes:
- 100% Removal and recycling of all waste
- 100% Biohazard and pathogen removal
- Effective odour removal
- Complete remediation service
- Free, no-obligation quote
- Fast response
- 24/7 call-outs
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Working for multi-national, national and independent companies, governmental and non-governmental organisations, our experience spans agencies, commercial, emergency services, education, factories, food, film and TV, healthcare, hospitality, industrial, leisure, local authorities, manufacturing, property & retail.
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Frequently asked questions
Is hoarding a crime?
No, but hoarders can be fined for violating building codes or fire safety regulations. Hoarders who let the condition of their home affect neighbouring residents or neighbours can also face fines.
Where do hoarders' excess items go?
Hoarder cleaners organise the objects in a way that respects a hoarder's wishes and local laws. Sometimes this means placing objects with similar items and donating items to charities.
Is hoarding a mental illness?
Hoarding is not an official diagnosis of a mental disorder, but it can be symptomatic of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) or depression/anxiety disorders.
Why do hoarders need their homes cleaned?
People with a hoarding disorder have a persistent difficulty parting with their possessions. This can occur over many years and lead to serious health problems. Cluttered homes are often hard to clean, increasing the likelihood that germs and bacteria will spread throughout the house. Hoarders can also face eviction if their clutter becomes too much for their home's structure or health code regulations.
What is hoarder cleaning?
Hoarder cleaning is the process of removing excess items from a person's home. This can be done as a standalone service or as part of a deep-cleaning project.
