Hoarder Cleanup
Starting at $1,500+ Most projects range from $1,500 - $2,500+ depending on severity, affected materials, and labor required.
Our hoarder cleanup services provide a respectful, discreet, and organized approach to removing excessive clutter, waste, and potentially hazardous materials. We carefully clean, disinfect, and restore the property while prioritizing safety, privacy, and the client’s individual needs.
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Service Guide
Every hoarding situation is different. Blue Mark LLC follows a structured, respectful, and safety-focused process to help restore the property while protecting the privacy and needs of everyone involved.
Step #1 - Initial Consultation
We begin by discussing the condition of the property, the areas requiring attention, and any specific concerns. Clear photos of all affected rooms and areas are required before an estimate can be provided. Additional photos or an on-site assessment may be needed depending on the size, condition, and potential hazards within the property.
Step #2 - Property Assessment
Before cleanup begins, our team evaluates the property for excessive clutter, biological contamination, pests, odors, damaged materials, sharp objects, and other potential hazards. This allows us to determine the proper equipment, protective gear, disposal methods, and cleaning procedures needed.
Step #3 - Customized Cleanup Plan
A cleanup plan is created based on the condition of the property and the client’s priorities. Items may be separated into categories such as:
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Items to keep
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Items to donate
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Items to recycle
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Items to dispose of
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Items requiring special handling​
We work carefully to avoid accidentally removing important belongings, documents, photographs, or valuables.
Step #4 - Sorting and Removal
Clutter, trash, unwanted furniture, and damaged materials are safely sorted and removed from the property. Our team maintains clear walkways and organized work areas throughout the process to reduce hazards and prevent additional damage.
Step #5 - Biohazard and Contamination Cleanup
When biological waste, bodily fluids, animal waste, spoiled food, mold-like growth, needles, or other hazardous materials are present, they are handled using appropriate protective equipment and contamination-control procedures.
Regulated materials are packaged, transported, and disposed of through approved methods when required.
Step #6 - Deep Cleaning and Disinfection
Once excessive clutter has been removed, affected surfaces are thoroughly cleaned and disinfected. This may include floors, walls, cabinets, appliances, bathrooms, kitchens, and other accessible surfaces.
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Specialized cleaning methods may be used depending on the level and type of contamination.
Step #7 - Odor Treatment
Clutter, trash, unwanted furniture, and damaged materials are safely sorted and removed from the property. Our team maintains clear walkways and organized work areas throughout the process to reduce hazards and prevent additional damage.
Step #8 - Scene Breakdown
After cleaning and odor treatment are complete, all containment barriers, protective coverings, cleaning equipment, air-filtration devices, tools, and remaining contaminated materials are carefully removed from the property.
Step #8 - Final Inspection
After the scene has been broken down, our team completes a final inspection to confirm that debris has been removed, affected areas have been cleaned, equipment and barriers have been removed, and any remaining concerns are documented.
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The client may also complete a final walkthrough to review the work and discuss any recommended next steps.
Additional Services and Considerations
Depending on the condition of the property, the cleanup process may also include:
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- Temporary utility shutoff when water, electricity, or gas creates a safety concern.
- Cleaning and disinfecting salvageable furniture and personal belongings.
- Replacement of accessible HVAC filters and cleaning around vents.
- Coordination with licensed pest-control providers when insects, rodents, or infestations are present.
- Replacement of damaged or contaminated door hardware and locks.
- Replacement of light fixtures, plumbing fixtures, switch plates, electrical outlet covers, and similar property components.
- Referrals to electricians, plumbers, HVAC contractors, locksmiths, pest-control providers, or general contractors when specialized work is required.
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Optional Add-On Services
The following services may be added to the cleanup plan when requested or required by the property’s condition:
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- Personal Property Sorting:​
Belongings may be separated into items to keep, donate, recycle, dispose of, or clean. Important documents, photographs, valuables, medications, and sentimental items are handled carefully and set aside for review.
- Content Cleaning:
Approved furniture, appliances, storage containers, tools, and other salvageable belongings may be cleaned, disinfected, and deodorized when restoration is reasonably possible.
- Large-Item Removal:
Furniture, mattresses, appliances, shelving, cabinets, and other oversized items may be removed when they are unwanted, damaged, or unable to be safely restored.
- Fixture and Hardware Replacement:
Damaged or contaminated door locks, handles, light fixtures, plumbing fixtures, outlet covers, switch plates, shelving, and cabinet hardware may be replaced with owner approval.
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Electrical outlets, switches, wiring, plumbing connections, and permanently installed systems may require an appropriately licensed contractor.
- Structural Material Removal:
Contaminated flooring, drywall, insulation, baseboards, cabinets, subflooring, doors, trim, and other building materials may need to be removed when they cannot be adequately cleaned or disinfected.
- Exterior Cleanup:
Porches, patios, garages, sheds, yards, storage areas, and exterior walkways may be added when clutter, waste, animal contamination, or discarded items extend beyond the interior of the property.
- Donation and Recycling Coordination:
Usable items may be separated for donation or recycling when approved by the client. Acceptance is subject to the condition of the items and the receiving organization’s policies.
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Every property presents different conditions. Additional services may be required in situations involving:
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Animal waste, pet odors, or excessive pet hair
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Spoiled food, refrigerators, or freezers without power
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Rodent droppings, nesting materials, or dead animals
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Needles, medications, chemicals, or other hazardous materials
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Human waste, bodily fluids, or biological contamination
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Mold-like growth or significant moisture damage
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Smoke, nicotine, fire, or cooking-related residue
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Blocked exits, unsafe walkways, or inaccessible rooms
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Damaged flooring, walls, cabinets, fixtures, or doors
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Plumbing leaks, water damage, or nonfunctioning bathrooms
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Electrical hazards, exposed wiring, or damaged outlets
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Pest infestations requiring treatment before cleanup continues
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Deceased animals or unattended-death conditions
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Properties requiring multiple dumpsters or extended labor
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Items requiring special hauling, regulated disposal, or third-party contractors
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All additional services, replacements, repairs, and third-party work are discussed with the property owner and approved before they are performed. Blue Mark LLC only completes work permitted within its qualifications and scope. Specialized electrical, plumbing, HVAC, structural, pest-control, or construction work may require an appropriately licensed professional.