Hoarding Cleanup Services, Anywhere in the Country
Walking into a home that has gotten away from you is exhausting. Maybe it’s your home. Maybe it’s your mother’s, and you’ve just seen the back bedroom for the first time in years. Either way, the worry and the fear of being judged tend to arrive together, and they keep a lot of people from making the one phone call that would actually help.
We’re USA Hoarding Cleanup. We clear homes that have become unsafe, and we do it without a word of judgment. Our own crews do the work — we don’t hand your home or your phone number to a sub-contractor. Unmarked vehicles, plain uniforms, and a team that treats the people in the house as the point of the job.
You don’t have to have it figured out before you call.
Confidential Consultation
One call. No forms first, no photos you have to be brave enough to send. A real person picks up, day or night, and the conversation stays between us.
888-729-0490Answered 24 hours a day, including weekends and holidays.
- Woman-Owned Federally certified WOSB
- OSHA-Compliant Bloodborne-pathogen safety practices
- No Sub-Contractors Our own crews, every job
- Medicaid Provider Chore services in enrolled states
Nobody is going to throw away your things
This is the fear we hear most, and it’s a reasonable one. Most people who call us have already had someone march in with contractor bags and a bad attitude, and it ended badly. That isn’t how this works.
Our crews sort. Every room gets worked through in categories — keep, donate, recycle, discard — and the person who owns the home decides which pile things land in. When we find the birth certificate under the third layer, or the wedding photos, or four thousand dollars in cash tucked in a coat pocket (all of which we have found), it comes straight back to you. We work at whatever pace the family can stand, and we stop when someone needs to stop.
Need to talk this through with someone right now? Call our team 24/7 — 888-729-0490
What we handle
Most jobs need several of these at once. You don’t have to know which ones — that’s our read to make when we see the property.
Extreme Clutter Removal
Whole-home clearing when floors, doorways and exits have disappeared. We sort before we haul, and valuables come back to you.
Biohazard Remediation
Bodily fluids, animal waste, needles, medical sharps. Handled under OSHA bloodborne-pathogen procedure, with proper disposal.
Decluttering & Sorting
Slower, hands-on work alongside the homeowner. Downsizing, keeping what matters, letting go of the rest at a survivable pace.
Gross Filth Cleaning
Homes where the plumbing failed years ago, or the kitchen stopped being usable. Industrial scrubbing, top to bottom.
Deep Cleaning & Sanitization
Hospital-grade disinfection after the clear-out, so the home is genuinely safe to live in again — not just empty.
Industrial Odor Removal
Odor lives in the drywall and the subfloor, not the air. We find the source and remove it. Air scrubbers, hydroxyl, sealing.
Pest Aftermath Cleanup
Droppings, nesting material, carcasses, and the contamination they leave behind — the part the exterminator doesn’t do.
Hoarding Counseling Referral
Cleaning the house doesn’t treat the reason it filled up. Here’s where to find people who specialize in that.
How a cleanup actually goes
The call
You describe the home. How many rooms, what’s in them, whether there’s water, whether anyone is still living there. Ten minutes, and nobody asks you to justify anything.
The walkthrough
Someone comes out and looks at it in person. Photos miss things — hidden water damage, a floor that won’t hold weight, a smell that means something structural.
The written estimate
Scope, crew size, days, disposal, and price. In writing, before anyone touches anything.
The work
Sorting, clearing, cleaning, disinfecting, deodorizing, in that order. You can be there for all of it or none of it.
Your neighbors will not know
Our vehicles carry no company name. No logos on the doors, nothing written down the side, and crews in plain uniforms. To anyone watching from across the street, it’s a home restoration crew and nothing more. For a lot of the families who call us, that single detail is what makes the call possible at all.
Where we work
We cover 49 states. Pick yours and you’ll get what’s actually true in that state — who pays for what, which agency handles complaints, whether the Medicaid waiver there covers this kind of cleaning, and what disposal rules the crew has to work under.
Ohio · Illinois · Virginia · Nevada · more states publishing weekly
For case managers: Medicaid chore services
If you manage a waiver client whose home has become unsafe, this is the part of our work built for you.
Many state Medicaid waivers pay for “chore services” under billing code S5120. In plain language, that means heavy cleaning, clearing out piled-up items, hauling away what can’t stay, and making a home safe to live in again. That is exactly the work we do. Most ordinary homemaker agencies won’t take these jobs. We will.
We never start work without a service authorization number in hand. No authorization, no job — that rule doesn’t bend.
See the 12 states we have documented, program by program, including which ones we’re enrolled in today and which ones need a coverage check first.
What does hoarding cleanup cost?
Honestly: it depends on volume, on how many crew-days it takes, on what has to be disposed of as biohazard versus ordinary waste, and on whether the floors and walls survived. A single room is a different animal from a four-bedroom house with a failed septic line. Anyone who quotes you a firm price over the phone, sight unseen, is guessing.
Homeowners insurance sometimes covers part of it, usually when there’s a covered peril underneath — water damage, a burst pipe, a sewage backup. It rarely covers the accumulation itself. We’ll tell you which side of that line your situation falls on rather than letting you find out from the adjuster. If insurance doesn’t cover everything, financing plans can help with unexpected costs.
And if you’re a family member trying to help from another state, the Family Cleanup Fund lets you put money toward the work directly, without turning it into a loan or an argument.