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Hoarding Cleanout in Las Vegas

Compassionate, discreet, judgment-free. We work at the client's pace.

Hoarding cleanouts are not normal junk removal jobs. They involve real psychological distress for the person whose belongings are being sorted, often years or decades of accumulation, and frequently safety concerns from blocked exits, structural overload, or pest issues. We work slowly when slowness helps, quickly when speed helps, and always without judgment. We coordinate with family members, mental-health professionals, social workers, and property managers when those parties are involved. Confidentiality is absolute.

Pricing note: Hoarding cleanouts vary widely. Small single-room jobs typically run $599 to $1,500. Full single-family homes run $2,500 to $8,000+ depending on severity. We do a private walk-through (in person or via video) and quote a flat price before any work starts.
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What we take

Included in hoarding cleanout

  • Full household contents (furniture, appliances, clothing, papers)
  • Decades of accumulated boxes and bags
  • Damaged or non-functional items
  • Yard accumulation and outdoor items
  • Hazardous-adjacent items routed to proper disposal
  • Pest-affected materials (we follow standard biohazard protocols)
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Who we help

  • Family members supporting a loved one through hoarding disorder
  • Adult children clearing a parent's home
  • Property managers handling extreme cleanout situations
  • Social workers and case managers coordinating intervention
  • Estate executors when the deceased was a hoarder
Pricing factors

What may affect your price

Your quote depends on a few specifics. The biggest ones for hoarding cleanout:

  • 1Property size and total volume
  • 2Density of accumulation (knee-deep vs. floor-to-ceiling)
  • 3Need for sorting (set aside items for client or family review)
  • 4Pace of work (client-led vs. ops-led)
  • 5Biohazard or pest remediation requirements
  • 6Multi-visit pacing (we can work in scheduled phases for severe cases)
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Pricing

Flat truckload pricing

No hidden fees, no fuel surcharges, no hourly billing. The price you see in the quote is the price you pay.

Minimum
$125
1/4 truck
$150
1/2 truck
$299
3/4 truck
$450
Full truck
$599
Questions

Hoarding Cleanout FAQ

How much does a hoarding cleanout cost in Las Vegas?

Small single-room jobs typically run $599 to $1,500. Full single-family home cleanouts run $2,500 to $8,000 or more depending on severity. We always do a private walk-through and quote a flat price before any work starts.

Is the service confidential?

Absolutely. We do not share photos, names, locations, or any details. Our crews are trained to work without commentary. Neighbors will see a truck, not a description of what we are doing.

Can family members work alongside the crew?

Yes. Many of our hoarding cleanouts include adult children, siblings, or other family helping with sorting decisions. We pace the work to whatever the client and family can handle.

Do you coordinate with mental-health professionals?

Yes. When a therapist, social worker, or case manager is involved, we coordinate scheduling and pacing with them. We do not provide mental-health services ourselves but we work well with those who do.

Will you make us throw things away we want to keep?

Never. The client (or designated family member) makes every keep/donate/dispose decision. We physically do the work and offer practical input, but the choices are yours.

Can you handle biohazard or pest situations?

Yes, within standard protocols. For severe biohazard cases (animal waste, contamination, decomposition) we may bring specialty equipment or refer to a hazmat partner for the most extreme parts.