Service Types

Service Types

• Full-Service Cleanup
• Professional Organizing
• Junk Removal Services

Cost Comparison

Full-Service Cleanup

• Cost range: $1, 500 - $5, 000
• What's included: Comprehensive cleanup of the space, sorting and organizing items, disposal of junk, and often includes post-cleanup support and counseling.

Professional Organizing

• Cost range: $50 - $150 per hour
• What's included: Personalized organizing sessions, strategies for decluttering, support in decision-making about items to keep or discard, and ongoing follow-up.

Junk Removal Services

• Cost range: $200 - $1, 500 depending on the volume of junk
• What's included: Removal and disposal of unwanted items, often includes a dumpster rental or truck service for large amounts of debris.

Pros and Cons

Full-Service Cleanup

• Pros:

  • Comprehensive approach that addresses both physical and emotional aspects of hoarding.
  • Reduces stress for the individual by handling all aspects of cleanup.
  • Post-cleanup support can help maintain a clutter-free environment.

• Cons:

  • Higher cost compared to other options.
  • May feel overwhelming for the individual if not approached carefully.
  • Requires a significant time commitment for both the service and the individual.

Professional Organizing

• Pros:

  • More affordable hourly rates, allowing flexibility in budgeting.
  • Personalized attention and tailored strategies for individual needs.
  • Empowers individuals with skills to maintain organization long-term.

• Cons:

  • May take longer to achieve significant results compared to full-service cleanup.
  • Requires active participation from the individual, which can be challenging.
  • Ongoing costs if sessions are needed frequently.

Junk Removal Services

• Pros:

  • Quick and efficient removal of unwanted items.
  • Generally the most affordable option for immediate cleanup.
  • Ideal for those who only need to declutter without extensive organizing.

• Cons:

  • Limited support for organizing or psychological aspects of hoarding.
  • May require multiple visits for large projects, increasing overall cost.
  • Not a long-term solution for individuals needing ongoing support and strategies.