Hoarding Cleanup
Hoarding situations require discreet and understanding professionals. Call us for 24/7, nationwide hoarding and clutter removal today.
When you think of hoarding cleanup, do you see piles of trash bags lining your street? If so, you haven’t experienced or been made aware of the hoarding remediation services of Bio Recovery.
Our specialists don’t just throw your belongings out to the curb, we find a place for unwanted belongings. Whether it’s in your home, business, or someone’s property that you have ownership of, we can schedule a professional clean up at any location.
Clutter & Hoarding Removal
Bio Recovery has been in the business of helping residents for more than 20 years. Fielding calls and questions from folks with all types of hoarder-related service needs is something that we handle on a daily basis.
We aren’t in the business of judging people, we are in the business of helping people find solutions. Restoring a customer’s environment back to a suitable living condition they feel comfortable in is our goal.
The areas in which we provide hoarder cleaning services include but are not limited to:
- Homes
- Apartments
- Businesses
- Hotels
Our Expertise
Bio Recovery has given thousands of individuals a fresh start by restoring their homes, and in turn restoring their lives.
We've encountered a diverse array of clutter and hoarding cleaning industry situations, so never hesitate to ask our customer relations agents or technicians how we can help.
Additionally, our standards consistently exceed Occupational Safety and Health Association (OSHA) requirements for biohazard materials handling and disposal.
Who We Are
We've established ourselves as an industry leader through our two decades in the field of hoarder house cleanup and remediation. We are in service nationwide, and have worked in every situation from private homes and businesses to police stations and hospitals, and more.
The Hoarding Cleaning Process
In our 20+ years in business, we have managed to simplify the remediation process from start to finish, entirely taking the burden off of you and your family.
Listed below are the simple and straightforward steps of our Hoarding Cleanup process.
When you call, our agents will ask questions about the property's size, condition, and hazards. This information is used to estimate supply and material costs.
We'll also provide a timeframe on when we can arrive. We have several crews working in an area at a time to get you help as soon as possible. We will have you sign a SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) that will detail exactly what services will be conducted, and what, if any, items you'd like us to keep. We work with you to make sure nothing of value is discarded. We treat your belongings as it were our own and focus on disposing only what's contaminated with bio.
We Listen To Your Conditions, And Your Instructions
Our certified hoarding clean up specialists will go through your house with you and determine what should be discarded and what should be kept.
We will never discard any items against your wishes. The items that hold value will be organized, categorized and either kept by you or donated to someone in need of them.
You have a voice throughout the entire process; it is your home after all. We are dedicated to helping you reclaim your life and ensure the safety of your environment.
Pricing & Payment Plan
We make the payment process as simple as possible. Bio Recovery offers various payment options, which can vary depending on the type of hoarding cleaning that is necessary.
Insurance Claim
Insurance only covers cleaning costs if there is biohazard material present. If so, we’ll work with the claims department of your insurance on your behalf.
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Direct Payment Options
We’re flexible with our direct-payment options, and can help you determine the best financing plan based on your out-of-pocket costs and policy payouts.
Victim’s Assistance Funds
We can help connect you with the most appropriate funding sources to help with coverage gaps, deductibles, or out-of-pocket expenses.
More Options
Hoarding house situations are overwhelming to say the least, so we are always striving to make the payment one less thing to worry about. We try to help low-income customers find organizations or government resources for possible financial assistance opportunities if necessary.
For your convenience, we accept:
- Credit Cards
- Payment Plans
- Cash & Checks
- Additional Options
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Hoarding Disorder
Hoarding disorder is defined as a behavior related to a person having difficulty getting rid of possessions.
We understand that it is tough to let go of certain items within your household due to a variety of reasons, sentimental or otherwise. Unfortunately, for many it is more than just a difficult decision, it is a legitimate disorder.
If you believe yourself or a loved one may be in the beginning stages of a disorder, or are already dealing with a more serious level of this, give us a call and we can assist you in planning your next step with a cleanup.
There is no shame in looking for hoarding help, in fact, it is the most effective way to get your life and home back to normal.
Possible 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 Room
Rescue crews often have limited access to a home due to piles blocking windows and doors, causing unnecessary deaths to occur in homes where hoarding is present.
Increased Indoor Air Pollutants
Mold, mildew, radon, carbon monoxide, pollen, dander, and cigarette smoke are just some of the indoor air impurities and odors caused by hoarding.
Tripping or Falling
Piles of items and stacks of belongings that start to consume a house make it harder and harder to navigate through and easier to trip on. The risks increase with age; falls are often fatal in seniors that 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
As the number of items grows, there is probably garbage, debris, and if animals or pests are present, feces and urine. All of these are considered a biohazard and the health risks grow the longer they remain in your home. Serious toxins and diseases such as E. Coli, Staph Bacteria, and the Hanta Virus can thrive in your house.
Resources
This can be a very overwhelming time. Feel free to check out some of these resources for those dealing with hoarder related issues:
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Frequently Asked Questions
We understand the frustration and overwhelm you might have as you seek a reputable company that will assist and understand your situation. You're not alone. Below are a few common questions we hope will help you. Feel free to call in regards to any questions you don't see listed below; our representatives are available 24/7, nationwide, and would be happy to assist with all your questions.
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Homes that may seem daunting and overwhelming due to the amount of clutter, trash, odors, pets, and abundance of personal belongings is our specialty.
Bio Recovery has numerous cleanup options, which range from a complete cleanout, to organizing and recovering items of importance. We do not simply enter a home that is affected by hoarding conditions and throw everything out. The reality is that beneath the clutter and chaos, there are items of importance and value that should be kept.
Hoarding cleanup is a specialized service that requires special skills and qualities. Call us any day of the week, anytime for immediate assistance.