Florida Hoarding Overview

Early warning signs of someone developing Compulsive Hoarding Disorder:

• Person talks about their possessions frequently
• Person doesn’t let you in their house or certain parts of it
• Person puts off repairs or paying bills
• He or she shops often and is always acquiring new items
• Very disorganized and views cleaning and organizing as major tasks.

It’s not clear what causes hoarding. The condition is far more likely to affect those with a family history of hoarding, so genetics and upbringing are likely among the triggering factors

Children of those who hoard often cannot avoid living in the clutter, which affects their social lives. Children are often too embarrassed to have friends come over or the parents don’t allow them to due to embarrassment. This can lead to isolation, helplessness, and resentment. When hoarding issues exist and are hidden from friends and family, it can be very dangerous for first responders to be able to assist when needed.

When Hoarder Rescue cleans up  hoarding situations like these listed above, the job is completed swiftly,discreetly, expertly and  usually within just days. This allows for the occupants to go back to living a normal, clutter free and healthy life.