Hoarder Cleanout Seattle

No. We don’t post photos, we don’t share details with anyone outside your family or care team. Our crews are trained on what discreet actually means — including parking the truck off the street if you ask, and using an unmarked vehicle if available.

Most homes take one to three days with a crew sized to the job, often four to six people. A smaller home can finish in a day; larger estates with multiple bedrooms or attics, or homes with heavy accumulation throughout, take closer to three. We give you a firm timeline at the on-site quote.

Yes. We coordinate with social workers, case managers, and geriatric care managers all the time. If there’s paperwork to sign or a coordinated visit schedule, tell us at the quote.

Tell us in advance what you want set aside and we’ll search for it room-by-room before anything goes on the truck. Papers, photos, jewelry and keepsakes we find are set aside and handed to the family.

Sharps and medical waste, yes — we carry compliant containers and dispose through licensed medical waste channels. For severe biohazard situations (heavy contamination, large mold colonies, raw sewage), we coordinate with a licensed remediation specialist who works before we do. We’ll tell you up front if that’s the situation.

Yes. If you’d like a tax-deductible receipt for what’s donated, we’ll itemize and provide one. Donations go to charitable organizations like Second Spark and local community partners.

$99 minimum on every job. Hoarder cleanouts almost always run higher because of crew size, time, and disposal volume — but we always quote a firm price on-site before any work starts. No fuel surcharges, no per-item fees except paint and tires, no surprises. Pricing is based on volume, weight, and access.

Either works. Some families want to be on-site to point at items they want set aside; others prefer to leave the keys and come back at the end. We’ve done it both ways many times — whatever helps the family the most.