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Hoarding is a mental disorder that often arises as a result of depression triggered by a traumatic event, loss, or emotional pain. It is estimated that around 5-7% of Americans struggle with hoarding, a hidden struggle that many keep to themselves.
The impact of hoarding can range from moderate to severe, affecting the functionality and safety of a home, as well as the well-being of its occupants and pets. The accumulation of clutter, waste, and even bodily fluids can lead to poor air quality and infestations of pests.
Furthermore, hoarding poses significant dangers due to the sheer volume of items within a hoarder's home. This can increase the risk of fires and put immense stress on the structural integrity of the building.
Despite the risks, the thought of parting with any possessions can be deeply distressing for individuals struggling with hoarding, making it challenging for them to accept help in decluttering their living space.
Garbage B Gone is a hoarding cleanup company that approaches each situation with empathy and understanding. We recognize the psychological complexities behind hoarding behaviors and prioritize the well-being of those involved throughout the cleaning process. Our services include clutter removal, item retrieval (such as paperwork, collectibles, and valuables), packing, storing, and organization.
If you or a loved one is in need of hoarding assistance, Garbage B Gone is here to provide compassionate and professional support.
Levels of Hoarding:
Level 1: This is a common level of clutter that many homes experience at some point. It does not significantly impact the functionality of the home.
Level 2: At this level, flat surfaces like counters, tables, and dressers are covered with clutter, but the home's functionality is only slightly affected.
Level 3: This level of hoarding involves clutter accumulating around the edges of the room, encroaching towards the center. Closets and cupboards are overflowing, impacting the functionality of various areas in the home.
Level 4: hoarding includes clutter in functional areas that obstruct movement throughout the home, potentially blocking off rooms. Infestations of rodents and insects are common, and essential utilities like gas, electricity, plumbing, and appliances may not be functioning. This level ranges from moderate to severe, with hoarders easily able to add more clutter.
Level 5: hoarding indicates that the house is completely filled with clutter. Many rooms are inaccessible, and pathways may be blocked. Entering and exiting the home becomes challenging, if not impossible. Biohazards like human and animal waste, rodents, and pest infestations are prevalent, along with structural damage to the house.
When facing hoarding challenges, you can rely on the compassionate experts at Garbage B Gone to guide you through the process with care and understanding.

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