Hoarding Clean Up Services

Serving San Diego, Southern Orange, Riverside, and Imperial Counties

The knowledge of working with hoarders has been passed on for generations.

Keith Davis, his son Joe, and staff have been cleaning up hoarding situations in Southern California for decades.

We know that hoarding not only affects the lives of the hoarder, but it also impacts family members, landlords, property owners, and neighbors. Most situations need professional help to rectify. Some hoarders come forward on their own, but most don’t. Many times someone steps in and helps initiate the clean-up process.

Our team will remove all waste, sterilize the area, and return the property to a normal condition.

  • Decades of Hoarding Experience

  • Compassionate & Discrete

  • Locally Owned & Operated

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Hoarding is the difficulty or inability to dispose of or separate oneself from personal possessions, regardless of the actual need, use, or value of the items. The behavior can have long term detrimental effects that can impact the life of a hoarder and their families. This takes a toll emotionally, physiologically, socially, financially, and even legally in some cases.

    The results are: Impairment of living space, health hazards, isolation, strained relationships, financial difficulties, etc.

  • The following behaviors may indicate a hoarding issue:

    • Lack of ability to throw away possessions

    • Stress and anxiety when discarding of items

    • Issue with organization of possessions

    • Unable to know what is valuable to keep or put things

    • Feelings of embarrassment or distress due to possessions

    • Uncomfortable with other people touching or moving items

    • Obsessive thoughts about needing to keep an item for the future, or running out of an item.

    The results are: Impairment of living space, health hazards, isolation, strained relationships, financial difficulties, etc.

  • Most people that have become hoarders feel their possessions hold more value than they really do. Or they may attach a sentimental value to an item that has no true meaning or sentiment, feel it’s irreplaceable, or is too good of a “deal” or “bargain” to throw away.

    Hoarding is most associated with obsessive-compulsive personality disorder (OCPD), obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and depression. This disorder can either be a stand-alone issue or present a symptom of another disorder.

  • Each hoarding situation is unique and will require an individualized plan for clean-up. We will work with you to determine the end goal, including what items are staying and going. We are committed to making you feel completely comfortable throughout the entire process.

  • We recommend UCSD Psychiatric Services. Their team provides assistance to individuals with hoarding behavior.