When the accumulation of garbage, clothes, food, and many other items renders the property unsafe, we can help!

Potential dangers related to hoarding:

• Increased Risk of Fire—The more items around a home, the higher the chances a fire can ignite and the more fuel it has to spread, which can put you at a dangerous risk.
• Decreased Escape Routes – Rescue crews often have limited access to a home due to piles blocking windows and doors, and deaths occur in homes where hoarding is present when salvation could have been otherwise possible.
• Increased Indoor Air Pollutants—Mold, mildew, radon, carbon monoxide, pollen, dander, and cigarette smoke are just some of the severe indoor air impurities and odors that hoarding can cause in a contaminated house. The results can lead to adverse health effects.
• Tripping or Falling—Piles of items and stacks of belongings that start to consume a house make it harder and harder to navigate. The risks increase with age; falls can even be fatal in seniors who don’t have the strength to get back up.
• Structure Collapses – The more your home stores, the greater the weight becomes, and if rooms are filled with possessions, the load can and has led to collapses in a home.
• Biohazard Development—If items are growing at an alarming rate, there is probably a good portion of garbage, debris, and possibly pharmaceuticals, and if animals and pets are present, feces and urine. All of these are considered biohazards, and the health risks grow the longer they remain in your home. 

We have specially trained technicians who work with property owners to restore their properties by eliminating unnecessary clutter.