Toronto Hoarding Cleanup partners with families across Markham for discreet hoarding cleanup, biohazard remediation and estate cleanouts, from Unionville and Markham Village to Thornhill, Milliken, Cornell, Cathedraltown and Berczy Village. The city had 338,503 residents at the 2021 Census across about 212 square kilometres. Its homes range from executive detached houses in Unionville and Angus Glen to heritage homes along Main Street Markham and Main Street Unionville, new-urbanist townhomes in Cornell and townhouse and condo infill in Milliken. It is also one of the most culturally diverse cities in Canada, and that shapes how families make decisions about belongings.
The city sits about 30 kilometres northeast of downtown Toronto. Highway 407, Highway 404 and Highway 7 keep our response times short, and we are typically on site within 3 hours, 24/7. Many families here coordinate with relatives overseas, in Hong Kong, mainland China, India, Sri Lanka and elsewhere, so photo inventories and boxes labelled by family member are standard on our jobs here. Items with cultural or religious meaning, such as ancestral tablets, family altars, scrolls and ceremonial items, are handled with particular care.
Household incomes here are above the provincial median, and many jobs involve executive homes on a pre-sale timeline. Every job is priced as an itemized written scope, and most jobs cost $2,500 to $10,000. Property standards fall under By-law 2017-26, not Toronto's Chapter 629, and our response is the same: assessment within 24 hours, start within 72 when binding and a compliance letter included.