Squat & Hoard Cleaning

Squat & Hoard Cleaning

Site Assessment & Safety Preparation

Every squat or hoarded property presents unique challenges, which is why we begin with a thorough site assessment. Our team carefully evaluates the condition of the property, identifies potential hazards, and develops a safe and effective cleaning plan tailored to the environment.

This initial stage allows us to assess access requirements, waste volumes, biohazard risks, and any structural concerns before work begins. By planning the project correctly from the outset, we ensure the cleaning process is completed efficiently, safely, and in compliance with all relevant health and safety regulations.
 

Waste Removal & Property Clearance

The first major step in restoring a hoarded or occupied squat property is the removal of accumulated waste, unwanted belongings, and general debris. Our experienced team works methodically to clear affected areas while treating the property and its contents with care and respect.

We remove household waste, discarded furniture, damaged items, and non hazardous clutter, creating a safer and more accessible environment. Where appropriate, we can help identify items of value or importance before disposal, ensuring that personal belongings are handled sensitively throughout the clearance process.

Deep Cleaning & Sanitisation

Once the property has been cleared, we carry out a comprehensive deep cleaning and sanitisation process. Years of neglect, excessive waste accumulation, and unauthorised occupation can leave behind dirt, bacteria, odours, and harmful contaminants.

Using professional grade equipment and cleaning solutions, we thoroughly clean all surfaces, fixtures, and high contact areas. This process helps eliminate bacteria, reduce health risks, and restore the property to a cleaner, safer condition. Deep sanitisation is particularly important for landlords, housing associations, local authorities, and property managers preparing a property for reoccupation or refurbishment.

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