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Our prices are on this page because you deserve to know before you call

This industry has a long history of quoting one number on the phone and invoicing another when the work is done. We publish our ranges openly, send a written itemized estimate before anything starts, and honor it.

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Hoarding Cleanup

How much does hoarding cleanup cost?

Priced by severity level. These are the real published ranges, and a free photo review turns them into a firm written number.

Level 1 — Light to Moderate

Single-story, around 1,200 sq ft, ankle-deep accumulation, minor sorting, one dumpster.

$2,500 - $4,500
  • One to two days on site
  • One roll-off dumpster included
  • Sorting triage for documents and valuables
  • Deep sanitization of hard surfaces
Most common

Level 2 — Medium

Two-story, around 2,300 sq ft, waist-deep accumulation, moderate sorting, three dumpsters.

$5,000 - $10,000

Our average is about $6,000 over three days.

  • Three dumpsters with swap coordination
  • Multi-day crew, typically three days
  • Detailed recovery of jewelry, cash, and titles
  • Odor neutralization and antimicrobial treatment
  • Before and after reporting in the Client Portal

Level 3 — Severe

Two-story, around 3,200 sq ft, floor-to-ceiling, extensive sorting, up to six dumpsters.

$12,000 - $25,000+
  • Up to six dumpsters with staged swaps
  • Gross filth and biohazard remediation included
  • Flooring removal and subfloor encapsulation
  • Recovery of artwork, titles, and collectibles
Every Service

What each service typically costs

Ranges reflect real jobs across Northeast Ohio. Your written estimate is specific to your property.

Service Typical range
Crime Scene & Biohazard Cleanup $2,000 - $5,000
Hoarding Cleanup $2,500 - $25,000
Unattended Death Cleanup $2,000 - $5,000
Animal Hoarding & Feces Remediation $2,500 - $15,000
Severe Odor Removal $1,000 - $6,000
Bio-Recovery Technician Training $199
Pricing Notes

What actually moves the number

Six factors decide where a job lands inside its range. None of them are a surprise, and all of them are on your estimate.

Severity, not square footage

Two homes of identical size can differ by four dumpsters depending on what is inside. We assess against the ICD Clutter-Hoarding Scale from your photographs rather than guessing from a floor plan.

How much sorting is required

A home where everything can be hauled is faster than one where every box must be opened at a table. If you need documents and valuables recovered, that is crew hours, and we price it openly.

Dumpsters and access

Container count is the single biggest line on a hoarding job. Narrow driveways in Lakewood or Parma sometimes mean smaller containers with more swaps, which we plan before we schedule.

What reached the subfloor

Flooring removal, subfloor treatment, and antimicrobial sealing add cost, and skipping them is why cheap jobs come back. We tell you during the assessment, not halfway through the invoice.

How long the property sat

On unattended death calls, time is the largest cost driver. The same scene costs substantially more after two weeks than after two days, because fluids keep moving into porous material.

Odor treatment scope

A single room treated with a hydroxyl generator is straightforward. Whole-property ozone chambering with HVAC assessment is not. Both appear as separate lines on your estimate.

Who pays for this?

Crime scene, trauma, and unattended death cleanups are frequently covered by homeowner's insurance minus your deductible. Where a tenant is involved, a landlord's dwelling policy or the estate may be responsible instead. Families affected by violent crime may qualify for the Ohio Crime Victims Compensation Program.

We tell you which path applies to your situation and produce documentation your adjuster or the program will accept. Hoarding cleanup is generally not covered by insurance unless a covered peril caused it, and we will be straight with you about that rather than let you find out after the work is done.

Answers

Pricing questions

Does homeowner's insurance cover biohazard or crime scene cleanup?

In most cases yes. Crime scene and unattended death cleanups are frequently covered by homeowner's insurance minus your policy deductible. We help you file the claim and work directly with your adjuster, and our Client Portal documents everything you need.

How much does hoarding cleanup cost?

Cost depends on severity. Level 1 (light/moderate) runs $2,500 to $4,500. Level 2 (medium) runs $5,000 to $10,000, and our average is about $6,000 over three days. Level 3 (severe, floor-to-ceiling) runs $12,000 to $25,000 or more. You always receive a written estimate before we begin, so upload photos for a free quote.

How much does the bio-recovery technician training course cost?

Certification is $199 and is fully online and self-paced, covering Bloodborne Pathogens, HAZWOPER, Crime Scene Cleanup, PPE, and Hoarding, plus how to start your own biohazard business. It is frequently offered at 50 to 60 percent off the former live-training rate.

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