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Clearing a hoarded home is one of the hardest clearance jobs there is. We work with the occupant and their family, at a pace that suits them, and clear the property safely and respectfully.

As a house clearance company in Bridgend, we offer hoarded house clearance to suit each client's needs. Most people would agree that clearing a hoarded house is one of the most challenging clearance jobs there is. It means removing possessions that have built up heavily in one place — taking what is wanted to where it is needed, and disposing of the rest.
Over the years we have cleared hoarded homes for families and for larger organisations. We understand the trip and falling-item hazards involved, and our experience keeps the team safe. We work for residential and commercial clients across Glamorgan.

People living in a hoarded house can find it hard to tell the things they need from the things they no longer do. Family members can be in a difficult position too, feeling that every item is worth keeping — which is why outside help makes a difference. As possessions keep building up, they attract dust, insects and potentially rodents, which can make the whole house unhealthy to live in.
To assess the property we work with the occupant and their family and offer advice from our experience where it helps. We also check for items stacked in a way that could collapse and cause injury or breakage. A clear plan for what will be kept, and any risks, is essential.
Decluttering a hoarded house is a big task and almost always needs a thorough clean afterwards, which can take days depending on the size of the house. Be prepared for what the clearance reveals. If you do not have the time or inclination, it may be worth bringing in a professional cleaner. If you do it yourself, you will need plenty of supplies: buckets and mops, a ladder, disinfectant, sponges, abrasive and non-abrasive cloths, liquid cleaners, bleach and a vacuum cleaner.