When you are faced with the daunting task of helping a friend or loved one who hoards clean up their home, where do you start? What do you say and how can you help without alienating your loved one?
Hoarding is a very complicated issue and your loved one may also be faced with legal issues. Perhaps the city or county is requiring clean up of the home or the threat of eviction looms. Where do you start?
At Clean Earth Restorations we have been in the remediation construction business for many years. This means we are used to helping homeowners repair their homes after damage from fire, flood, mold or sewage. That’s why we decided to start helping people with hoarding clean up services. We understand it’s a very sensitive situation, and we have the experience and expertise to help you and your loved one through this tough time.
First of all, it’s important to know how to best help your loved one. That’s why we offer free information on how to help in a hoarding situation. Our information sheet “Hoarding: How to Help a Loved One: What do I say adn how do I help” will get you started. Click here to get the free information sheet.
We also offer full hoarding clean up services. This includes:
- Free onsite evaluation and estimate
- Cleanouts
- Disinfection and odor removal
- Repair of the property and more
For a full explanation of what we offer, see our Hoarding Clean Up page here.
We can help. To get through this difficult situation you need support. We are here to answer your questions and get you the help you need. To find out more about our company, check out our About Us page of our site.
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