OT: Anyone have any experience with a company that cleans up hoarding situations?
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You would not want to spend any significant time in the house without respiratory protection and tyvek suit.
Food waste, trash, animal feces. No asbestos, metals or toxic chemicals.
Whoever owns the home, have your insurance agent check for insurance coverage-sometimes it is covered. Had a "situation" years ago that was not as dire as yours, but critical timing-wise, and it was in the middle of summer, and did it myself with a junk pick up company. It was not fun.
These guys have good Google ratings and a location in Toms River.
Same for these guys in Bayville:
One of the Hoaders show counselors is my LinkedIn connection as is the father of one of the Battlebots robot maker of Whiplash.
In Houston years ago, the company I worked for had a building we wanted to renovate but with the asbestos it was too expensive to renovate and cheaper to demolish the building. Instead, we sold the building as is revealing the asbestos to the new owners. I passed the building a couple months later and I see workers renovating the building without any protection or masks.
google is your friend
this one specifically states biohazard: https://www.bioonephilly.com/hoarding-cleaning-services/
this one specifically states biohazard: https://www.bioonephilly.com/hoarding-cleaning-services/
Nice to have her yelling at someone else for a change. LOLOL
Careful, she'll call a cleanup company to remove the mess on the couch.
Good luck OP, but the situation reminds of a scene in Fargo Season 1. Lester Nygaard (Martin Freeman) calls a cleaning company to get rid of blood stains from a pair of murders committed in his house.