Professional Hoarding Cleanup Services & Assistance in Palm Beach, Florida
Get rid of extreme clutter and restore your home to a clean, healthy, inviting environment with the help of a discreet clean-up service from the host of A&E’s widely-acclaimed show, Hoarders.
Are you familiar with any of these types of behavior?
If so, you've encountered a hoarding phenomenon.
Hoarding is a common issue that might happen to you, your loved ones, your neighbors, or any other people you know, regardless of their personal background and life situation.
As a result, the home becomes barely inhabitable due to the excessive mess, filth, bad smell, mildew, and generally unpleasant atmosphere that stems from all of these problems.
Rather than being a place where you proudly invite your family and friends, your home feels like a prison in Palm Beach, Florida.
At LifeCycle Transitions, our hoarding specialists are trained to deal with any type of hoarding situation with professionalism and compassion. We offer complete cleanup solutions, including hoarding assistance for the elderly, extreme hoarding cleanup, and downsizing help.
We've been resolving hoarding issues for more than a decade... and we can help you in Palm Beach too!
Full hoarding & cleanup assistance
When we do a standard hoarding cleanup, our team of Transition Technicians sorts, packs, cleans, hauls away trash, moves items to storage, launders your items, and then disinfects and sanitizes your home. We provide you with freedom from extreme clutter and harmful airborne toxins in less than two weeks.
As the leading professional cleaning company, we can help you, your neighbors, or any family member suffering from hoarding finally live in a clean and nice environment.
Genuine compassion & care
Helping a client transition from hoarding requires attention to detail and compassion, as well as a true concern for the individual’s mental and physical health. For this reason, we are committed to offering only the best solutions to hoarding.
We provide the level of care our clients need in order to overcome physical and emotional stress caused by the permanent clutter, unsanitary living conditions and even medical difficulties resulting from severe hoarding.
Our expertise has been recognized by A&E TV Network.
A&E recently asked Brandon Bronaugh, CEO and founder of LifeCycle Transitions, to become one of the latest hosts of Hoarders—their hit reality show that has been on the air since 2009.
Having helped more than 1000 families, in Palm Beach, Florida and beyond, overcome hoarding complications, Brandon is honored to be asked and looking forward to this challenging opportunity. A&E’s invitation demonstrates that they recognize excellence in Brandon and in the way LifeCycle Transitions operates.
He hopes that his unique approach to hoarding intervention will let him bring enormous relief to families battling the hoarding disorder, and encourage viewers who are seeking direction and inspiration.
With Matt Paxton, co-host of "Hoarders" TV show
With Cory Chalmers, co-host of "Hoarders" TV show
With Patti Abbate, co-host of "My Generation" radio show
Our in-depth assessment process has allowed us to efficiently complete 1000+ hoarding transitions so far
We cover all the details so that you can quickly enjoy living in your home again in Palm Beach, Florida
And you don’t need to worry that:
Contacting us means you will be highlighted on the Hoarders program.
LifeCycle Transitions is a private, discreet provider of transition and hoarding cleaning services. Brandon’s connection with the show is distinct and separate from the hoarding clean-up services provided by LifeCycle.
Our hoarding transition services are too expensive.
Our prices are set based upon the size of the job and the services we perform for you in Palm Beach, Florida. They are designed to be affordable for everyday people like you. As the leading hoarding cleanup company in the world, we are committed to making our services affordable for all our clients.
The hoarding transition will solve only part of the problem you are facing.
If your home needs repairs and updates as well as a hoarding clean-up, and you just don’t have the time, energy or resources to deal with them, we can still help you. We offer several solutions, including our Home Rescue Program, which would allow you to sell your home “as is” and avoid the upfront, out-of-pocket expense of the transition cleanup. Contact us below for details about this program.
Just listen to a few people who already went through their transition with our help
Palm Beach is an incorporated town in Palm Beach County, Florida. Located on a barrier island in east-central Palm Beach County, the town is separated from several nearby cities including West Palm Beach and Lake Worth Beach by the Intracoastal Waterway to its west, though Palm Beach borders a small section of the latter and South Palm Beach at its southern boundaries.
Palm Beach ranks as the 16th-largest municipality in Palm Beach County in terms of population, with 8,816 permanent residents according to 2019 estimates by the United States Census Bureau. The town's population peaked at 10,468 people in the 2000 census but fell by 20.3% to 8,348 people in 2010. However, during the "winter season", defined as November through April, the population of Palm Beach swells to around 25,000. The town's affluence and its recreational facilities, shops, restaurants, social scene, and "community-oriented sensibility" were cited when it was selected in June 2003 as America's "Best Place to Live" by Robb Report magazine.
Between 2014 and 2018, the median household income in Palm Beach was $133,026, more than twice the county mean of $59,943 and the state average of $53,267. Per capita income over the same time period in Palm Beach was $178,568, far higher than the county average of $37,998 and the state average of $30,197. Palm Beach ranked as the 27th-wealthiest place in the United States in 2016 according to Bloomberg News. In the following year, Forbes reported the town had 30-plus billionaires. Palm Beach also has a considerably smaller percentage of minority populations in comparison to the county and state averages. Estimates in 2018 by the American Community Survey indicated 92.9% of the town's population was non-Hispanic white, versus 54.1% for Palm Beach County and 53.5% for Florida.
Don’t waste the opportunity to cleanup and restore your home quickly, comfortably, and discreetly in Palm Beach, Florida
We understand that a multitude of factors may have contributed to you finding yourself in a situation that is difficult, embarrassing, and painful. Therefore, we provide you with a quick, private resolution that lets you transition to your clean, clutter-free home without unwanted attention from curious neighbors.
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