Hoarding Cleanouts — Code Enforcement & Legal Questions

We work respectfully alongside APS and care teams, following their plan and the resident's pace. APS focuses on the person; we handle the safe, documented clearing of the home.

Code enforcement can require abatement of a nuisance or hazard within a deadline. We schedule fast to meet those deadlines and provide dated documentation of the completed work to show the city.

Yes — we coordinate access with a local contact, walk the property by video, and send photos and receipts. Many of our estate cleanouts are managed entirely remotely.

Routinely — we provide the documentation estates need and coordinate directly with attorneys' offices and professional fiduciaries.

Yes — itemized written quotes and invoices suitable for estate accounting and probate filings, plus donation receipts and before-and-after photos.

We move quickly and can often clear a property in days once you're authorized. We can't give legal or financial advice on the timeline — coordinate the deadlines with your attorney and we'll hit them.

Yes — clearing the violation and documenting the work is exactly how the fines stop. We provide the dated proof the county needs.

We sort rather than scoop and set aside anything valuable or important — cash, jewelry, titles, wills — for the family or fiduciary before it leaves the home.

Secure the home, confirm your legal authority to dispose, and book a free walkthrough — no obligation. Our executor's checklist lays out the full sequence so nothing important gets thrown away.

We don't referee family decisions — we work from the executor's or fiduciary's direction, set aside anything in question, and document everything so the decisions stay with the people who have authority.