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If you are cleaning up a hoarder, you need professional assistance. Professionals will make the process go quicker, smoother, and MUCH more safely.

If a loved one is suffering from hoarding disorder, it may become necessary to seek out professional help. While psychiatric help is in order, professional hoarding cleanup is also a necessary part of the equation.

Hoarding affects a minimum of 1.5% of the population, which equals 4.5 million Americans. Someone can have a hoarding disorder without having any other mental health diagnosis.