hoarder cleanup and clutter

We safely sanitize everything in the home and clean up from top to bottom from wiping walls to base boards Ect...

and removing all trash and unwanted items as well as donating items in mint condition.

Hoarding and clutter are similar in that they both refer to the excessive accumulation of objects in a living space. However, there are key differences between the two:

• Clutter: Refers to a general state of disorganization and untidiness, characterized by the presence of a large number of items that are scattered about the living space without a clear sense of order. Clutter can create a sense of chaos and make it difficult to navigate the living space.
• Hoarding: Refers to a specific form of disorganization characterized by the persistent difficulty to part with possessions, regardless of their actual value, due to a strong attachment to them and fear of losing them. Hoarding can result in the accumulation of clutter, but it goes beyond that to include a significant interference in normal activities such as cooking, cleaning, sleeping, or moving around the living space.

Hoarding can have serious consequences for a person’s health, safety, and well-being, and may require professional intervention.