From light clutter removal to when items completely fill the home from the floor to the ceiling. 123Hoarding can provide the cleanup services you need. No matter what the situation is or how big or small. Hoarding can quickly become an overwhelming task and cleaning it up on your own can be to much for one or two people. That 's OK because we are here to help you get your home back into a safe and livable situation. Have Sean and Stephanie stop by for a free no obligation and most importantly no pressure consultation and start the process today.
We know opening the doors to your home and letting someone in can be difficult all on it's own so just let me say we Do Not Judge in anyway. 123Hoarding is not just a junk removal or cleaning service. We specialize in helping people living with a hoarding disorder get a clutter free and safe home to enjoy once again. Our employees have been working with us for decades helping clean out clients homes and understand this can be a difficult situation. From the health hazards to the physical and psychological burdens, addressing the situation needs to be met with the prompt and compassionate cleanup. Only experienced professionals should be trusted to handle these delicate situations. Stephanie or Sean will be there with you every step of the way making sure you feel comfortable with your cleanout process.
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123Hoarding uses unmarked vehicles for your privacy and all employees wear street clothes while providing hoarder cleanup services. Just think of us as your secret agent cleaning crew. We will not discuss your situation with anyone without your permission during the cleanout. We are a professional hoarding cleanup specialist company with decades of experience. When you want to be discrete 123 is you need to meet.
Professionally trained and highly experienced technicians to ensure that your home is left in a clean and livable situation. 123Hoarding is here to help you navigate through this difficult hoarding cleanout situation with caring and kindness.
In Many hoarding situations rodent droppings are found. Living with rodent droppings and urine can pose serious health risks. Rodent droppings and urine can contain harmful bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens that can be transmitted to humans. Inhaling dust that is contaminated with rodent urine or droppings can lead to Hantavirus, a potentially life-threatening respiratory disease. Moreover, exposure to rodent droppings and urine can also lead to allergic reactions and asthma attacks in susceptible individuals. 123Hoarding is here to assist you with all your hoarder cleanup needs.
The dangers of animal hoarding, especially with regard to cat feces and urine, are significant. When a large number of animals are kept in a confined space, the accumulation of feces and urine can lead to serious health risks for both the animals and the humans involved. Cat feces can contain the parasite Toxoplasma gondii, causing toxoplasmosis in humans. Additionally, the ammonia present in cat urine can pose serious respiratory risks, especially in poorly ventilated environments.
Furthermore, the psychological impact of animal hoarding should not be overlooked. Those who engage in this behavior often have a deep emotional attachment to the animals, making it difficult for them to recognize the harm caused by the hoarding situation. As a result, they may neglect their own well-being and that of the animals, perpetuating a cycle of suffering. For animal hoarding cleanup services contact 123Hoarding.
We are OSHA Certified in Blodborne Pathogens, Hazardous Waste Handling, Hazardous Waste Disposal and PPE. Understanding the existing hazards is imperative to create a safe hoarder cleanup process. Experience and training is what separates a hoarding cleanup specialist and a junk removal or cleaning company.