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1st Hoarding Clean Up featured on Hoarders:Canada
We are pleased to announce that 1st Hoarding CleanUp has been selected by Blue Ant Media, a renowned TV production company, for the Vancouver episode of Hoarders:Canada, which premiered on Makeful TV on April 29, 2023.
Episode 9 and 10 (Aired on April 29, 2023) center on Darlene from Burnaby, British Columbia, whose hoarding problem has gotten so severe that there is no longer a place inside her house where she can sleep, so she had to set up a rudimentary tent in the backyard.
Darlene’s self-titled “mystical mess” has pushed her out the door and into a freezing-cold bedroom on the porch; the team helps the New Age believer regain control and restore good vibes in her home.
We genuinely appreciate Blue Ant Media’s confidence in 1st Hoarding Clean Up, which allowed us to work together on this project and return Darlene’s lost space.
If you know someone who suffers from a hoarding disorder you can reach out to Hoarders:Canada and nominate them to be featured on the show and get a complimentary hoarding clean up.
Please contact Hoarders:Canada through their submission form (click here), or call 1-800-858-6603
What is a hoarding disorder? Decluttering will help lift the burden from your shoulders.
Are you or a loved one having difficulties getting rid of clutter, or experiencing hoarding issues that are impacting your life?
At 1st Hoarding Clean Up we understand what some folks experience and we know how to help overcome the burden and stress that hoarding places put on individuals and families. Aside from mental concerns, there are physical risks due to tripping hazards or collapsing piles of paper, or books, and in some cases fire risks.
Decluttering a home is working together with the person to help them understand we are not there to simply enter a home and throw everything out. Some possessions accumulated over the years have a deep sentimental value and we respect that. These objects are kept to create a connection with happy memories and moments in their lives. A big part of our job is to show compassion and we take the utmost care to respect your home and your items.
At the end of the day, what really matters is to improve your quality of life while getting rid of the clutter.
If you need help with decluttering, feel free to contact us. We provide a discreet and professional service in the Lower Mainland. Contact us by clicking here or talk to one of our compassionate specialists at 1-855-468-2588 (1-855-GOT-CLUTTER).
Common types of hoarding
Hoarding occurs when someone has difficulty getting rid of possessions and those items build up, eventually taking over the person’s residence. Some people find it hard to get rid of clutter, which often leads to homes that are disorganized, and messy. Those with compulsive hoarding disorder often experience stress or anxiety when they think of throwing away their possessions.
Cases of hoarding disorder can range from minor to severe, but there are ways to help. We look at the most common types of hoarding, from animal hoarding to garbage hoarding.
If you need help with decluttering, feel free to contact us. We provide a discreet and professional service in the Lower Mainland. Contact us by clicking here or talk to one of our compassionate specialists at 1-855-468-2588 (1-855-GOT-CLUTTER).
I have a hoarding problem, I need help
If hoarding or clutter is impacting your life, we would be honored to provide our expertise and assistance to help you. Making a decision to reach out for help is one that we understand could trigger many emotions.
We respect the courage it takes to reach out, and we hope we can assist by lifting the burden from your shoulders. We can help you! Everything is completely confidential and we do not alert anyone to your situation. We work with you step-by-step during the process and develop a plan that works best for you.
What is Hoarding?
Hoarding occurs when someone has difficulty getting rid of possessions and an extreme build-up of items takes over the home; this often leads to homes that are disorganized, messy, and overwhelming.
Those with Compulsive Hoarding Disorder often experience stress or anxiety when they think of throwing away their possessions.
If you are experiencing a hoarding problem, feel free to contact us by clicking here, or should you prefer to speak to one of our hoarding specialists, call us at 1-855-468-2588 (1-855-GOT-CLUTTER).
Are you, or is one of your colleagues, struggling to work with someone who hoards?
If so that’s unsurprising: engaging with, assessing and providing support to such people can be complex and frustrating.
Hoarding presents specific dangers, health and physical hazards, and in many cases involves bio-hazard material clean up and removal of clutter, trash, animal urine or feces, mold, rodents and much more.
How we can assist your clients in hoarding situations
With over 20 years of experience and in-depth knowledge in cleaning, disinfecting and removing hazardous materials, rest assured your client’s homes will be left clean, safe and sanitary.