Specialty property cleanup · South Bay & PeninsulaHoarding Cleanup
Technician assessing a heavily cluttered living room.

Hoarding Cleanup · South Bay & Peninsula

Take Back Your Space.
Leave The Cleanup To Us.

When belongings fill the rooms and getting started feels difficult, Aseptaclean can help. We sort the contents, clear approved items, and clean the areas included in your plan—with attention to what needs to stay.

Written Plan & PriceReview the work before you commit
Respectful ServiceYour instructions guide the cleanup
Documented WorkPhotos and records included as agreed

For the person responsible

A full home. A lot on your shoulders.

You may have inherited a home filled with belongings, discovered the extent of the accumulation after a loss, or become responsible for a property that needs clearing.

You don’t need to inspect every box or work out the entire job before contacting us. Tell us what you know, what needs attention, and anything you need to preserve.

Bedroom filled with accumulated clothes, boxes, and household belongings.
  • Identify the rooms and areas that need work.
  • Discuss belongings and papers that need review.
  • Tell us about access limits and any deadline.

Hoarding cleanup services

Sort the contents. Clear the way forward.

A heavily filled home can need sorting, clearing, and substantial cleaning. We assess the property and explain which tasks belong in your cleanup.

Sorting & Separation

Sort belongings into what stays, what can be removed, and what needs a decision.

Contents Removal

Clear approved belongings, debris, and unwanted contents from the rooms and areas in your plan.

Important Items & Papers

Look for the belongings you identify within the agreed sorting areas. Set identified keepsakes, photos, and papers aside for review.

Inventory & Photos

Record selected belongings and the work completed, with the level of detail set out in your proposal.

Disposal Coordination

Confirm disposal arrangements for the approved contents before clearing starts.

Cleaning After Removal

Clean the agreed rooms and surfaces after contents are cleared. Contamination cleanup is assessed separately.

Your belongings matter

Keep what matters. Decide what goes.

Important belongings can be mixed in with everyday contents. Tell us about family photos, documents, keepsakes, and anything specific you want us to look for.

Before sorting starts, we establish what can be removed and what needs review. Instructions come from the person authorized to make those decisions.

Black-gloved hands placing family photographs into a large manila envelope.
Your instructions guide the work.No guessing about what matters to you.

Identify what must stay

Describe important belongings, papers, and areas that should be left alone.

Agree on the next step

Separate items approved for removal from those being kept or awaiting a decision.

Put the scope in writing

Record the work, handling instructions, and who can approve changes.

You don’t need all the answers.

Tell us which areas are filled, whether you can move through the property, and what you need help getting done.

Request an Assessment

Before work begins

Know the work. Know the price.

We look at the contents, access, sorting needs, and visible property conditions. You receive a written description of the work and its price before deciding to proceed.

If clearing exposes something that changes the job, we explain the finding and any proposed additional work before you approve it.

Technician documenting access through a cluttered hallway on a tablet.

Included in your cleanup plan

The areas to clear, belongings to sort or preserve, disposal arrangements, cleaning tasks, and records included in the job.

Additional work, clearly separated

Rodent waste, blood, or other contamination may require specialty cleanup with a separate scope and price. Repairs and pest control are outside the cleanout service.

Project records document the work performed. They are not regulatory clearance, inspection approval, environmental certification, or a determination that a property is safe or habitable.

Our process

A clear plan from first call to finish.

01

Tell Us About the Home

Share the location, what you know about the conditions, and what needs to happen.

02

Review Your Plan

Review the sorting, clearing, cleaning, expected schedule, and written price.

03

We Complete the Work

We follow the approved instructions and bring decisions needing your attention back to you.

04

Review & Document

Review the completed work and receive the photos and records included in your plan.

Your cleanup quote

A plan for your home. A price you can review.

Two homes of the same size can require very different work. The amount of belongings and how carefully they need to be sorted both affect the job.

What shapes your quote

Contents volume, sorting time, stairs, carrying distance, disposal, cleaning, and inventory detail. Tell us about limited parking or a deadline during the assessment.

What your written plan includes

The tasks and areas included in the price, the disposal arrangements, and any work priced separately. You can review the proposal and ask questions before deciding.

Common questions

A few things you may be wondering.

Do I need to sort or clean before you arrive?

No. Contact us with the property as it is. Tell us about items that must stay and any conditions you already know about. We’ll discuss preparation after assessing the work.

Can you help clear a loved one’s home?

Yes. We help families, executors, trustees, and authorized property representatives with homes containing heavy accumulation. We establish who can approve the work and make decisions about the contents.

Will everything be thrown away?

No. We follow the instructions established for the job. Belongings marked to keep or review are separated from contents approved for removal.

Can I manage the cleanup from out of town?

Tell us who can provide access and how you need to receive updates. We’ll discuss communication and approvals before confirming the arrangements for the job.

What if there are droppings, needles, or other contamination?

Tell us about known conditions when you contact us. We assess the cleanup needed and explain what we can take on. Any proposed specialty cleanup has a separate scope and price.

How long does hoarding cleanup take?

The amount of contents, sorting detail, access, and cleaning all affect the schedule. We provide an estimated timeline after assessing the property. Let us know early if you’re working toward a deadline.

How do you price hoarding cleanup?

We assess the property and the tasks you need completed. Your proposal identifies the work and price before you commit. You do not need to identify a hoarding level to request an assessment.

Have a question about the property? Let’s talk it through.

Service area

South Bay
& Peninsula.

Hoarding cleanup for families, executors, trustees, and property managers in Santa Clara County and San Mateo County. Share the property’s location to confirm availability.

Santa Clara County

  • Campbell
  • Cupertino
  • Gilroy
  • Los Altos
  • Los Altos Hills
  • Los Gatos
  • Milpitas
  • Monte Sereno
  • Morgan Hill
  • Mountain View
  • Palo Alto
  • San Jose
  • Santa Clara
  • Saratoga
  • Sunnyvale

San Mateo County

  • Atherton
  • Belmont
  • Brisbane
  • Burlingame
  • Colma
  • Daly City
  • East Palo Alto
  • Foster City
  • Half Moon Bay
  • Hillsborough
  • Menlo Park
  • Millbrae
  • Pacifica
  • Portola Valley
  • Redwood City
  • San Bruno
  • San Carlos
  • San Mateo
  • Woodside

Let’s make a plan for your property.

Tell us what needs clearing, what matters to you, and any deadline. We’ll help you understand the work involved.

Request an Assessment

Contact Aseptaclean

Tell us what needs cleanup.

Describe the rooms or areas that need attention. Include anything you know about access, property conditions, or belongings to preserve.

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