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Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors - Memphis Hoarding Cleanup Specialist
As a hoarding specialist and expert, providing top-notch hoarding decontamination and extreme cleaning services. Our team at Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors is dedicated to transforming your property into a safe and organized space through cleaning, de-cluttering, and the removal of unwanted clutter and junk. We proudly serve residents in various localities including MEMPHIS, ARLINGTON TN, ATOKA TN, BARTLETT TN, BRIGHTON TN, BYHALIA TN, COLLIERVILLE TN, CORDOVA TN, COVINGTON TN, DRUMMONDS TN, EADS TN, FISHERVILLE TN, GERMANTOWN TN, HERNANDO MS, HICKORY WITHE TN, HORN LAKE MS, LAKELAND TN, LYNCHBURG MS, MILLINGTON TN, MUNFORD TN, NESBIT MS, OAKLAND TN, OLIVE BRANCH MS, PIPERTON TN, SOUTHAVEN MS, and WALLS MS.
Our extensive services go beyond just cleaning and de-cluttering. We specialize in property restoration and possession recovery, ensuring that your belongings are carefully handled and returned to you in the best possible condition. With our expertise in hoarding situations, we understand the sensitivity and complexities involved, allowing us to provide compassionate and professional support throughout the process. Operating in Fayette County Tennessee, Shelby County Tennessee, Tipton County Tennessee, and Desoto County Mississippi, we are committed to creating healthier and happier living environments for individuals and families struggling with hoarding challenges. Let our experienced team guide you towards a clutter-free and organized space that you can truly enjoy.
Contact us today to schedule a consultation and discover how Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors can help you reclaim your property and restore peace of mind.
(901) 604-1717
EXPERT HOARDER CLEANUP & HOARDING RESTORATION CLEANING SERVICES
Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors has been helping clients and families of those in the Mid-South who suffer from compulsive hoarding disorders such as shopping addictions, trash hoarding, food hoarding, sentimental hoarding, animal hoarding and the habit to collect things that are useless with the intent to fix, repair or gift to a friend.
To be frank, we clean hoarder homes!
If you are not a Hoarder, we offer de-cluttering assistance to keep your home clutter -free and organized,
People often mistake hoarding cleanups as junk removal or a deep spring cleaning.
However, the tiring and grueling work of sorting through and hauling away items is only the beginning.
Simply handling possessions and garbage exposes you to a wide range of hazardous materials commonly
found across hoarding situations such as:
- eviction orders
- public health threats
- moving in - moving out cleaning (evicted tenants)
- Hoarders (all levels of hoarding)
- junk and clutter removal, hauling and disposal
- gross, filthy and trashed house & yard
- expired food removal and disposal
- Pets, insects, birds and rodents dropping infestation
- bed bug preparation and cleanup
- contaminated distressed properties
- vehicles, and soil, vandalism and transitional housing
- bio-hazard waste removal
- Blood and bodily fluids
- Feces, fecal matter, and urine cleanup
- infectious diseases and viruses, sharps and needle cleanup
- infectious waste
- flooding and sewage backup
- mold remediation and asbestos abatement
- air purification and odor removal
- professional sorting, de cluttering & organizing
Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors has been providing extreme and bio-hazard cleanup services in parts of Tennessee & Mississippi for more than a decade and a half. We have dealt with every type of situation imaginable. Even if your situation is unique, we are confident in drawing upon our experience to turn your distressed property situation into a safe place to live again. We have worked with homeowners, family members, landlords, property managers, executors, health authorities, and government officials, among others. Whatever your extreme cleaning needs, we will deliver your property back to you meeting our superior standards.
Extended Arms, Cleaning Contractors, unlike many local Memphis hoarding cleanup services, hoarding cleaning team work with everyday people who hoards, this includes those who suffer from mental health issues and people who have a behavior style that includes trouble making decisions and problems with attention, organization and problem solving, borderline hoarders and extreme hoarders are just a few.
Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors, Expert hoarder cleanup task force are certified environmental cleaning specialists and property restorers that specializes in property restoration, bio hazard cleanup, hoarding clean up, animal hoarding & pet feces (urine and waste) cleanup and trauma cleaning caused by losing a loved one, depression, childhood experiences, inherited from a family history or a number of other causes that may trigger a person to collect and hoard stuff.
Not only do Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors provide clutter cleaning services for hoarder houses,
Our professional hoard cleanup, cleaners help change and transform families lives and provide them with a clean start and a new beginning by providing compassionate and confidential service. If you are looking for help to clean a hoarders home after trash out, or help with trashing out a hoarder home, or cleaning a hoarder home or estate in Fayette TN, Shelby TN, Tipton TN in Tennessee and Desoto county, MS, Mississippi. Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors, hoarder house restoration services, hoarding clean out and hoarding trash out services in Memphis Tennessee and Desoto County Mississippi is the best.
Give Us a call (901) 604-1717
WHY CHOOSE US?
Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors is the NUMBER 1 locally trusted Memphis Hoarding Cleaning Company to offer affordable and professional hoard cleaning services in the Mid-South. We specialize in working directly with those who suffer from uncontrollable collecting and compulsive hoarding disorders. Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors help hoarders and collectors by taking a closer look into their reality to find solutions to why they hoard.
Since the pandemic, many new hoarding cleanup companies appeared online claiming to have been in business for "X" number of years and announcing to have a high level of expertise in the hoarding cleaning industry.
DON'T FALL FOR IT!
It's obvious, many of these companies copy content from other websites to make their claims seem legit.
Many are newly established cleaning services, junk removal services or junk pickup companies.
However, they do not possess the expertise or offer the hands-on service like the Pros at Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors.
Some are only seeking a fast buck by tossing out all the contents and do not have the patience or skills to work with side by side with the clients, every step of the way.
Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors will always be there with boots on the ground comforting, assisting and helping everyone involved and their families during the hoard removal process.
Before hiring any Hoarding Cleanup, company or Hoarder cleaning service, having patience is the key!
Shop around for several hoard cleanup quotes and never allow a company to pressure you into making a decision. If a hoard cleaning service bad mouth another company, it's because they are trying to detour you from hiring that company and you should take that into consideration, before making a decision to hire a hoarding cleaning company in Memphis.
To check the background of any house cleaning service, home cleaning service, hoard cleaning company or hoarding cleaning company with a valid registered license in Memphis & the entire area of Shelby County, Tennessee to see if a business is legit and being truthful about how long they have been in business call the assessor of property office at (901) 222-7001
Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors, specialize in hoarding intervention, restoring homes, cleaning cluttered and distressed properties including residential hoarder homes, extreme hoarded houses, animal hoarder homes, pet owner homes that have urine, feces and bio-hazardous waste and homes of the deceased. Whether a death is sudden or followed by a slow decline, planning for an estate clean out can be devastating after losing a loved one.
If you are the beneficiary or inherit an estate and you're left to clean out the home of a loved one, you may not even know where to start.
We hope to help you navigate through the clean out and trash out process so you can hold onto the items and memories most important to you.
Call Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors today, we can help!
Whether it is a simple junk clean-out, trash out of a home or garage, or a request to remove and discard all contents including, furniture, appliances, trash, garbage, debris, rubbish and waste from the property, interior and exterior, Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors will be delighted to help with any of your debris cleanup, junk removal and hauling, estate clean-out and hoarding concerns.
Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors is your preferred choice when looking to hire a locally trusted, dependable and reliable cleaning company that can professionally clean out residential properties, such as homes, houses and apartments, sheds, carports and garages, clean out commercial properties and office spaces, warehouses and buildings, storage units, basements and attics, yards and lawns throughout the Mid-South.
Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors clean hoarder homes and offer hoarder cleanup, hoarded property restoration service, animal hoard cleanout and hoarder decluttering services in local communities in Tennessee and Mississippi, including local Memphis TN, Arlington, Atoka, Bartlett, Brighton, Byhalia, Collierville, Cordova, Covington, Drummonds, Eads, Fisherville, Germantown, Hernando, Hickory Withe, Horn Lake, Lakeland, Millington, Munford, Nesbit, Oakland, Piperton and Walls MS in Fayette County Tennessee, Shelby County Tennessee, Tipton County Tennessee and Desoto County Mississippi.
Call us today to schedule a confidential on-site estimate or cleanup cost for our hoarder cleanup services (901) 604-1717 and allow us to get a hold of the situation and put things back on track for everyone involved and affected.
Trying to organize and de clutter when you’re a hoarder, pack rat, or clutter bug is a lot like fighting an uphill battle…in a tornado…while wearing a parachute. What I’m saying is, de cluttering for hoarders ain’t easy. But, with hard work, dedication, and a hefty dose of patience, it is possible.
Clutter has a way of multiplying when we aren’t looking. It piles up secretly, behind closed doors. For hoarders, (or people with hoarding tendencies), clutter often takes the form of trash, broken and unusable objects, or collections gone wild.
A hoarder’s home is rarely just a little bit messy. It’s often unsafe, unsanitary, and, in some cases, unlivable.
Here are ten life-changing de-cluttering tips for hoarders, packrats, and clutter bugs.
1.) GET HELP
Help for hoarders can come in many forms. First and foremost, if you suspect you (or someone close to you) is a hoarder, please seek counseling. Having a professional, licensed counselor on your side will allow you to process the grief of letting things go in a healthy way.
Once you’ve secured a counselor, you should find a trusted person (or people), whether it’s a spouse, friend, or another family member who can help with the de-cluttering process.
It’s important to know that you are not in this alone! People will help if you reach out to them.
2.) STOP THE INFLOW OF STUFF
Expecting a hoarder to completely stop the inflow of stuff is unrealistic and has the potential to backfire in the form of binge shopping sprees. Instead, if you or someone you love is a hoarder, the goal should be to simply rid your home of more items than you bring in. Aim for more de cluttering days and fewer shopping days.
3.) START SMALL
As tempting as it may be to want to ‘help’ a hoarder by de cluttering their entire home in a weekend, doing so could cause PTSD like symptoms which could result in a rapid escalation of hoarder tendencies.
Even if you’re an ‘all-or-nothing’ kind of person (I can relate), it’s important to take baby steps (one tabletop, one corner of a room, one drawer) in the beginning in order to maintain the momentum.
Work inch by inch, then foot by foot, and finally, room by room until you reach your goals.
4.) CLEAR A PATH
The first thing you should do when de-cluttering a hoarder’s home is to clear walking paths leading to and from the key living areas in the home. These key areas are the kitchen, bathrooms, and sleeping areas.
Safe navigation is vital when de cluttering. After all, you won’t be able to clear the clutter until you can actually get to the clutter.
5.) START WITH TRASH
This is where family and friends can be helpful to a hoarder. Many hoarders do not trust other people to touch their stuff. They fear things will be thrown out without their knowledge, or even ‘stolen’ out from under them.
If you are helping a hoarder declutter, start by asking them for their permission to discard items that are clearly trash such as empty cans, food wrappers, and used paper towels.
This will not only build trust between you and them, but it will also free-up the homeowner so they can focus on decluttering more sentimental items.
6.) FOCUS ON SAFETY
The most critical areas to declutter in a hoarder (or packrat’s) home are the kitchen, bathrooms, and sleeping areas. Equally as important is to clear safe pathways required to travel back and forth from these spaces.
If you are helping a hoarder declutter remind them that the ultimate goal is not to get rid of all of their stuff, it’s to make their home safe for them to live in. As such, they need a kitchen clean and uncluttered enough to prepare meals in, a functioning bathroom for hygiene purposes, and somewhere safe and clean to sleep.
7.) STAY MOTIVATED
The best way to stay motivated when decluttering is to limit the amount of time spent on each decluttering session. It can help to set a timer and work in 15-minute increments several days in a row rather than having a single marathon decluttering session after which you are too exhausted to continue for several more days.
Another way to stay motivated as you declutter is to take before and after photos. This will help you visually track your progress which is extremely rewarding.
Decluttering doesn’t have to be boring! You can listen to uplifting music, take frequent breaks, or treat yourself to a favorite beverage (wine, anyone?).
Challenge yourself to declutter a certain number of items in a set period of time, play a game and declutter only blue items…or purple…or white, be creative while you work as long as it helps you stay motivated.
8.) STAY FOCUSED
Many people with clutter issues also suffer from attention deficiencies. Meaning, it’s harder for them to stay focused than it is for the average person.
The best way to deal with distractions is to turn off notifications on your phone, avoid watching tv while you declutter, and make quick decisions as you sort. Do NOT allow yourself a ‘maybe’ pile!
The words ‘maybe’ and ‘one day’ should be avoided at all costs when decluttering!
Also, make a point to donate and discard items immediately after the completion of a decluttering session. Remove them from the home ASAP.
When you come across a valuable item you wish to sell, place it in a separate box to be priced and listed at a later time. Seal the box at the end of the session in order to avoid reclaiming any of its contents.
9.) GIVE YOURSELF GRACE
You didn’t wake up to a cluttered home overnight. Therefore, you shouldn’t expect the clutter to disappear overnight.
When it comes to eliminating clutter from your home, cut yourself some slack.
Don’t let feelings of guilt, remorse, or anger stop you from decluttering. These are all perfectly normal, expected responses which absolutely should be felt, however, be cautious not to dwell on them or they can quickly become stumbling blocks.
If you find yourself unable to make decisions, take a brief break. Walk around the block to clear your head. Then, begin again when you are ready.
10.) HIRE A PROFESSIONAL
When all else fails, you may want to hire a professional to declutter your home. This is especially helpful if the home poses a health hazard or is structurally unsound. The average cost to clear and clean a hoarder’s home varies depending on the amount of clutter, the location of the home, as well as the overall safety of the home. The average cost for clutter removal with Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors varies depending on the level of hoard. It’s important to know that waste removal often does not include professional cleaning for hoarder homes. Hoarding cleaning service cost in Memphis TN is based on a number of things.
Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors -
Hoarding De-cluttering Service & Hoard Cleaning Process in local Memphis Tennessee & Desoto County Mississippi, includes...
LET US HELP DECLUTTER YOUR HOME & LIFE
if you or someone you know needs help, it may be time to call on the professionals. We are highly trained and experienced with a professional, companionate approach. No need to be embarrassed, because we are a discrete and non-judgmental cleanup service company.
We understand and will listen to your concerns, all while respecting your property and belongings.
Hoarding can range from very minor to very severe.
Extreme Hoarding Cleanup and Animal Hoarding Cleanup situations are those where the hoarding has gotten to the point where hallways and bathrooms have been blocked off and are no longer accessible; beds, tables and other furniture have been buried under trash or other debris, etc. Usually odors from rotten food, human and animal waste and other unidentifiable odors have permeated the property. To the untrained eye, there is no hope for these situations. But to us, there is always hope.
Extreme hoarding is not something to be embarrassed about. You’re not the first and you won’t be the last. Extreme hoarding is a disease that is suffered by thousands of people all across the US. Most people inflicted with extreme hoarding impulses don’t even realize they have a problem, or if they do, they’re just too overwhelmed to do anything about it. In our experience, it is not often that a hoarder comes forward seeking help. It is usually a relative or close friend of the hoarder who has taken the situation into their own hands and has sought the help the extreme hoarder needs.
We realize that opening your house to an extreme hoarding cleanup company is a huge step. Even if the hoarder is not cured, it’s a very big step on the road to recovery. So, it is important that you are comfortable with our crews and our company so that we can work together to help you get things back in order. Our crews are very understanding and empathetic to all extreme hoarding situations. Unlike many other hoarding removal companies, Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors tailors each project’s scope of work to every situation. We are always willing to offer advice based on our experience, but we realize this is most often a tough process to go through and we want to make it as easy as possible on everyone involved.
Whether you or someone you know is faced with an extreme hoarding situation, Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors is your solution. Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors offers extreme hoarding cleanup services throughout Tennessee & Mississippi.
We have professional organizers who can help sort and de-clutter any hoarded property. For Extreme hoarding estimates, advice or information, call us (901) 604-1717.
Safety is our priority; Our technicians wear full personal protective equipment (PPE).
(901) 604-1717
For hoarding cleanup Memphis, We will happily talk through any questions or concerns you may have, such as how much it cost to clean-out a hoarder house? How to book a hoarder house cleaning service? How do I schedule a hoarding de-cluttering appointment in TN & MS
With the right support and help Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors can help you or a loved one
make a FRESH START and start living again and enjoying every area of your home.
Clutter has a way of multiplying when we aren’t looking. It piles up secretly, behind closed doors. For hoarders, (or people with hoarding tendencies), clutter often takes the form of trash, broken and unusable objects, or collections gone wild.
A hoarder’s home is rarely just a little bit messy. It’s often unsafe, unsanitary, and, in some cases, unlivable.
Here are ten life-changing de-cluttering tips for hoarders, packrats, and clutter bugs.
1.) GET HELP
Help for hoarders can come in many forms. First and foremost, if you suspect you (or someone close to you) is a hoarder, please seek counseling. Having a professional, licensed counselor on your side will allow you to process the grief of letting things go in a healthy way.
Once you’ve secured a counselor, you should find a trusted person (or people), whether it’s a spouse, friend, or another family member who can help with the de-cluttering process.
It’s important to know that you are not in this alone! People will help if you reach out to them.
2.) STOP THE INFLOW OF STUFF
Expecting a hoarder to completely stop the inflow of stuff is unrealistic and has the potential to backfire in the form of binge shopping sprees. Instead, if you or someone you love is a hoarder, the goal should be to simply rid your home of more items than you bring in. Aim for more de cluttering days and fewer shopping days.
3.) START SMALL
As tempting as it may be to want to ‘help’ a hoarder by de cluttering their entire home in a weekend, doing so could cause PTSD like symptoms which could result in a rapid escalation of hoarder tendencies.
Even if you’re an ‘all-or-nothing’ kind of person (I can relate), it’s important to take baby steps (one tabletop, one corner of a room, one drawer) in the beginning in order to maintain the momentum.
Work inch by inch, then foot by foot, and finally, room by room until you reach your goals.
4.) CLEAR A PATH
The first thing you should do when de-cluttering a hoarder’s home is to clear walking paths leading to and from the key living areas in the home. These key areas are the kitchen, bathrooms, and sleeping areas.
Safe navigation is vital when de cluttering. After all, you won’t be able to clear the clutter until you can actually get to the clutter.
5.) START WITH TRASH
This is where family and friends can be helpful to a hoarder. Many hoarders do not trust other people to touch their stuff. They fear things will be thrown out without their knowledge, or even ‘stolen’ out from under them.
If you are helping a hoarder declutter, start by asking them for their permission to discard items that are clearly trash such as empty cans, food wrappers, and used paper towels.
This will not only build trust between you and them, but it will also free-up the homeowner so they can focus on decluttering more sentimental items.
6.) FOCUS ON SAFETY
The most critical areas to declutter in a hoarder (or packrat’s) home are the kitchen, bathrooms, and sleeping areas. Equally as important is to clear safe pathways required to travel back and forth from these spaces.
If you are helping a hoarder declutter remind them that the ultimate goal is not to get rid of all of their stuff, it’s to make their home safe for them to live in. As such, they need a kitchen clean and uncluttered enough to prepare meals in, a functioning bathroom for hygiene purposes, and somewhere safe and clean to sleep.
7.) STAY MOTIVATED
The best way to stay motivated when decluttering is to limit the amount of time spent on each decluttering session. It can help to set a timer and work in 15-minute increments several days in a row rather than having a single marathon decluttering session after which you are too exhausted to continue for several more days.
Another way to stay motivated as you declutter is to take before and after photos. This will help you visually track your progress which is extremely rewarding.
Decluttering doesn’t have to be boring! You can listen to uplifting music, take frequent breaks, or treat yourself to a favorite beverage (wine, anyone?).
Challenge yourself to declutter a certain number of items in a set period of time, play a game and declutter only blue items…or purple…or white, be creative while you work as long as it helps you stay motivated.
8.) STAY FOCUSED
Many people with clutter issues also suffer from attention deficiencies. Meaning, it’s harder for them to stay focused than it is for the average person.
The best way to deal with distractions is to turn off notifications on your phone, avoid watching tv while you declutter, and make quick decisions as you sort. Do NOT allow yourself a ‘maybe’ pile!
The words ‘maybe’ and ‘one day’ should be avoided at all costs when decluttering!
Also, make a point to donate and discard items immediately after the completion of a decluttering session. Remove them from the home ASAP.
When you come across a valuable item you wish to sell, place it in a separate box to be priced and listed at a later time. Seal the box at the end of the session in order to avoid reclaiming any of its contents.
9.) GIVE YOURSELF GRACE
You didn’t wake up to a cluttered home overnight. Therefore, you shouldn’t expect the clutter to disappear overnight.
When it comes to eliminating clutter from your home, cut yourself some slack.
Don’t let feelings of guilt, remorse, or anger stop you from decluttering. These are all perfectly normal, expected responses which absolutely should be felt, however, be cautious not to dwell on them or they can quickly become stumbling blocks.
If you find yourself unable to make decisions, take a brief break. Walk around the block to clear your head. Then, begin again when you are ready.
10.) HIRE A PROFESSIONAL
When all else fails, you may want to hire a professional to declutter your home. This is especially helpful if the home poses a health hazard or is structurally unsound. The average cost to clear and clean a hoarder’s home varies depending on the amount of clutter, the location of the home, as well as the overall safety of the home. The average cost for clutter removal with Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors varies depending on the level of hoard. It’s important to know that waste removal often does not include professional cleaning for hoarder homes. Hoarding cleaning service cost in Memphis TN is based on a number of things.
Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors -
Hoarding De-cluttering Service & Hoard Cleaning Process in local Memphis Tennessee & Desoto County Mississippi, includes...
- A confidential on -site survey to assess the situation and provide you with a quote and a plan for our services.
- We will help identify which items should be kept, which should be donated or recycled and those that need to be thrown away.
- Any confidential documents that aren’t required will be shredded (We do not discard paper documents)
- We can assist you with arranging storage solutions and trash container accommodations if they are required.
- We will arrange donation service for the removal of items not needed.
LET US HELP DECLUTTER YOUR HOME & LIFE
if you or someone you know needs help, it may be time to call on the professionals. We are highly trained and experienced with a professional, companionate approach. No need to be embarrassed, because we are a discrete and non-judgmental cleanup service company.
We understand and will listen to your concerns, all while respecting your property and belongings.
Hoarding can range from very minor to very severe.
Extreme Hoarding Cleanup and Animal Hoarding Cleanup situations are those where the hoarding has gotten to the point where hallways and bathrooms have been blocked off and are no longer accessible; beds, tables and other furniture have been buried under trash or other debris, etc. Usually odors from rotten food, human and animal waste and other unidentifiable odors have permeated the property. To the untrained eye, there is no hope for these situations. But to us, there is always hope.
Extreme hoarding is not something to be embarrassed about. You’re not the first and you won’t be the last. Extreme hoarding is a disease that is suffered by thousands of people all across the US. Most people inflicted with extreme hoarding impulses don’t even realize they have a problem, or if they do, they’re just too overwhelmed to do anything about it. In our experience, it is not often that a hoarder comes forward seeking help. It is usually a relative or close friend of the hoarder who has taken the situation into their own hands and has sought the help the extreme hoarder needs.
We realize that opening your house to an extreme hoarding cleanup company is a huge step. Even if the hoarder is not cured, it’s a very big step on the road to recovery. So, it is important that you are comfortable with our crews and our company so that we can work together to help you get things back in order. Our crews are very understanding and empathetic to all extreme hoarding situations. Unlike many other hoarding removal companies, Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors tailors each project’s scope of work to every situation. We are always willing to offer advice based on our experience, but we realize this is most often a tough process to go through and we want to make it as easy as possible on everyone involved.
Whether you or someone you know is faced with an extreme hoarding situation, Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors is your solution. Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors offers extreme hoarding cleanup services throughout Tennessee & Mississippi.
We have professional organizers who can help sort and de-clutter any hoarded property. For Extreme hoarding estimates, advice or information, call us (901) 604-1717.
Safety is our priority; Our technicians wear full personal protective equipment (PPE).
(901) 604-1717
For hoarding cleanup Memphis, We will happily talk through any questions or concerns you may have, such as how much it cost to clean-out a hoarder house? How to book a hoarder house cleaning service? How do I schedule a hoarding de-cluttering appointment in TN & MS
With the right support and help Extended Arms Cleaning Contractors can help you or a loved one
make a FRESH START and start living again and enjoying every area of your home.
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Memphis, Tennessee
38103
Memphis, Tennessee
38103
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