Hoarding cleanup · Dallas, Fort Worth & Plano
Compassionate, judgment-free hoarding cleanup for families, estates and property owners. We sort with you, remove what needs to go, handle the biohazards underneath, and leave the home safe and livable — across Dallas, Fort Worth and Collin County.
Call (469) 283-5227Request a free estimateWhy it's more than a clean-out
A junk-removal crew can haul volume. A hoarded home usually needs more than that. Years of accumulation hide spoiled food, animal waste, pests, water leaks and mold — and the people involved need a crew that works at a pace they can handle and doesn't throw away what matters.
Sorting with the family
We agree on what to keep before we start and set aside documents, photos, cash, jewelry and keepsakes as we go. Nothing on the keep list goes in a dumpster.
Debris removal and hauling
Trash and unwanted items are bagged, hauled and disposed of, with donation and recycling where possible.
Biohazard and animal-waste cleanup
Urine-soaked flooring, droppings, rotting food and pest contamination are handled by the same trained crew — see biohazard cleanup.
Sanitizing and odor removal
Every surface is cleaned and disinfected, and odor is removed at the source rather than masked.
Call and talk it through. There's no pressure and no judgment — just a plan and a free on-site estimate.
Our process
Most homes take two to five days; severe cases can take one to three weeks. For a full walkthrough, read our complete guide to hoarding cleanup services.
01
We visit, assess the volume and any hazards, and listen to what the family needs. You get a written scope and estimate.
02
Together we decide what categories to keep, donate or discard, and who makes calls on the spot.
03
Room by room, in PPE where needed. Keepsakes are set aside; debris and biohazards leave the property properly.
04
Sanitize, deodorize, and check for leaks or mold so the home is safe to live in, sell or rent.
Cost
These are average prices across the hoarding cleanup industry — a planning reference, not SES quotes. Volume and square footage drive most of the price, followed by biohazards, the amount of careful sorting, and disposal fees.
Read the full breakdown in our hoarding cleanup cost guide.
Single room or garage $800 – $2,500
About one day.
Light-to-moderate whole home $2,500 – $6,000
Two to four days.
Severe whole home $6,000 – $12,000
Four to eight days.
Severe with biohazards $12,000 – $25,000+
Animal waste, decomposition or structural damage.
Industry averages, not quotes. Every home is different. To get a real quote, contact our team or call (469) 283-5227 for a free on-site estimate with a written scope.
Who calls us
A parent's home has become unsafe, or they're moving to assisted living. We work with the family — in person or remotely — and protect what matters.
Clearing a home after a death so it can be appraised, sold or transferred. Valuables and documents are set aside for the estate.
Units left in hoarded condition at move-out, often with animal waste or pest damage. Fast turnaround and photos for your records.
People ready to reclaim their own home. We go at your pace and you stay in control of every decision.
Service area
Fort Worth & Tarrant County
Fort Worth, Arlington, Keller, North Richland Hills and the Mid-Cities. Hoarding cleanups here often involve animal waste — see biohazard cleanup in Fort Worth.
Dallas County
Dallas, Garland, Irving, Mesquite and Richardson — including older homes where cleanup uncovers asbestos or lead concerns.
Plano & Collin County
Plano, Frisco, McKinney and Allen. Our office is in Plano, so walkthroughs can often happen within a day.
Denton County
Denton, Lewisville, Flower Mound and Little Elm.
Hoarding cleanup questions
Industry-wide, most hoarding cleanups average about $2,500 to $12,000, with single rooms less and severe homes with biohazards more. These are industry averages only — to get a real quote, contact our team for a free on-site estimate.
A moderate home usually takes two to five days. Severe cases can take one to three weeks, especially when the family is sorting keepsakes alongside us.
Standard homeowners policies generally don't cover clutter removal itself, but may cover sudden damage found during cleanup, such as a burst pipe. We document conditions in case a claim applies.
Yes, and we encourage it when it's healthy for them. We work at a pace the person can handle and never discard anything the family has asked us to keep.
We sort. Documents, photos, cash, jewelry and anything on the family's keep list are set aside. Usable items can be donated; the rest is hauled and disposed of properly.
Yes. We serve Fort Worth, Arlington and all of Tarrant County, plus Dallas, Collin and Denton counties. More answers on our hoarding cleanup FAQ page.
Hoarding cleanup across DFW
Tell us about the home and the people involved. We'll come out, walk through it with you, and give you a written plan and estimate — free.
