Hoarding situations are personal, and they’re rarely just about stuff. We work with respect and discretion, whether you’re the homeowner, a family member, a landlord, or a caseworker. We go at the pace the situation needs and never judge.
What’s included
- Confidential walkthrough and written plan
- Room-by-room sorting into keep, donate, recycle, and dispose
- Careful search for important papers, photos, cash, and valuables
- Removal of trash, food waste, and debris
- Animal waste and odor treatment
- Sanitizing and deodorizing once the space is clear
Hoarded homes can hide needles, mold, and structural damage. Our crew wears protective gear and will tell you right away if anything needs a specialist.
Who we help
- Family members helping a loved one
- Landlords and property managers
- Social workers and case managers
- Estate executors
Where we offer hoarding clean up
We provide hoarding clean up throughout Marion County, Polk County, Yamhill County, Washington County, and Clackamas County— including Salem, West Salem, McMinnville, Beaverton, Oregon City, and the communities around them.
Hoarding Clean Up FAQ
Is the person living in the home involved?
Whenever possible, yes. Clean outs go best when the resident has a say in what’s kept. We can work alongside the resident, family, and any counselor or caseworker involved.
Will the neighbors know?
We keep things low-key: no unnecessary signage at the curb, quick loading, and a tidy site. Your situation stays private.
How long does a hoarding clean out take?
It depends on the size of the home and how much sorting is needed. Many homes take one to three days; severe cases can take longer. You’ll get a time estimate with your quote.