Hoarding Cleanup Jacksonville Fl

• Hoarded Trash Removal
• Hoarding Clothes

Hoarding is a chronic problem. If you are not familiar with the term, it refers to compulsive behavior in which individuals, hoarders, stockpile their belongings. Medical professionals argue that hoarding may be associated with depression and disorders, such as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. Though the condition often goes unnoticed, it's estimated that out of 300 individuals, one is a hoarder. We've been in the junk disposal business for over 15 years, we understand that hoarding is crippling—financially, socially, and health-wise. Concerning the last challenge, the health risks of hoarding are grave. Here are some of the health concerns.

Breathing Difficulties

Hoarding is known to cause air pollution. The piled waste releases dust and odor. The two are known to interfere with your breathing and may contribute to asthma and other breathing risks. If you try to clear away the stockpiles without wearing the right safety gears, you may make the situation worse and endanger your respiratory system further. To get rid of the attracted fungi and pathogens, you should allow us to help you clear the junk.

Sewage Concerns

When hoarding gets extreme, the piping systems in your house are affected. The waste interferes with your sewage line. A blockage in the sewage line interferes with the working of the toilet. In the long run, your house becomes unsafe due to bad smell and invasion by pathogens such as bacteria.

Sanitation Problems and Pests

Poor sanitation is common in homes with too many animals (cats, dogs, birds). If, for example, you stay with your pets, and its waste is poorly disposed of, there can be serious water and food pollution resulting in dysentery. If the animal dies and you improperly get rid of it, the waste may lead to severe complications such as cardiac issues.

Rotten foods attract pests such as rats, mosquitoes, flies, and cockroaches. Vermin is one of the severest health risks of hoarding as the nuisance pests make your home unbearable. The pests also cause health risks such as diarrhea by contaminating your food and water. The pests are not only an annoyance to humans, but they also make your pets uncomfortable. 

Safety Concerns

We understand that it's difficult to move freely at home and do anything when there is junk laying carelessly. For example, it's unsafe to walk around the yard when there is trash and debris everywhere since you may slide and fall. The other danger is that the stockpiles may act as a hiding place for dangerous animals such as snakes and rodents which may attack you. There is also the concern of fire. The trash catches fire quickly, and it may spread fast to your house.

Final Thoughts: What Should You Do?

As a junk removal company, we understand how serious the health risks are. Therefore, we prioritize to help you get rid of the stockpiles to stay safe and healthy. If you or a family member have a problem and want professional help, feel free to call our company, and we will be there to help you.

Contact Trashouts Junk Removal for a free estimate and to schedule an appointment.

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