# Send a Message | Toronto Hoarding Cleanup

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Toronto Hoarding Cleanup

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-   Hours
    
    24/7, 365 days. Emergency biohazard and trauma response around the clock.
    
-   Service area
    
    Toronto and the GTA: Scarborough, North York, Etobicoke, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Oakville, Richmond Hill. See all 
    
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-   Privacy
    
    Your details are used only to reply to you. We never contact family, landlords or anyone else unless you ask us to.
    
-   What happens next
    
    We call or text back, book a free discreet assessment and send a written, itemized scope. No credit card, no obligation.
    

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Common Questions

## Before You Reach Out

### How much does hoarding cleanup cost in Toronto?

Hoarding cleanup in Toronto costs $1,800 to $12,000 for most projects, based on scope, square footage and whether biohazards are present. Whole-house jobs run $3,500 to $12,000, and a single room or small squalor job sits near the low end. The number moves with four things: how many rooms are affected, the hoarding level on the Clutter Image Rating scale, whether there is waste, mold, sharps or pests that need full PPE, and how heavy the disposal load is once sorting is done. Access matters too, so a third-floor walk-up or a condo with a booked service elevator takes more crew hours than a bungalow with a driveway. Every quote is itemized and written before work starts, so you see the scope, the crew size, the days on site and the disposal plan in one document. We never quote by the truckload.

### Is hoarding cleanup discreet?

Yes. We use unmarked white vehicles with no lettering, our crews arrive in plain clothes and change into Tyvek suits and respirators inside the home, and there is no biohazard labelling or neighbour-facing signage outside. Sealed bins and boxes leave through the most private exit we can find, often a side door, garage or rear lane. In condos we book the service elevator for quieter hours and use plain covered carts. Conversations with family stay between us and you. Many of our clients tell us the neighbours assumed it was a renovation or a move, and that is exactly how we want it to look.

### Do you work with insurance?

Yes. We provide itemized scope documents, dated photo logs and biohazard disposal manifests, and we coordinate with adjusters from Intact, Aviva, TD, Allstate, Economical and other major Canadian carriers. Most policies do not cover clutter that built up slowly over years, but sudden events often are covered, such as a burst pipe behind stored items, an unattended death, a sewage backup or a fire. When a claim is possible, we document the loss before anything moves so the adjuster sees the condition as found. We can speak to your adjuster directly, send the scope in the format they ask for, and supply the completion letter and manifests at handoff. Whether we bill the insurer directly depends on the claim, and we will tell you plainly at the assessment.

### What is the first step?

Call (416) 900-4982 for a free in-home discreet assessment. We arrive in an unmarked vehicle, scope the property and give you a written quote with no obligation. If calling feels like too much right now, send a message through our contact page and we will reply by text or call, whichever you prefer.