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Hoarding & Extreme Cleaning in Barnstable

Hoarding & Extreme Cleaning serving Barnstable from elsewhere on the Mid Cape. None are based in Barnstable itself, which is normal for a town this size. If you're not sure where to start, the Barnstable Council on Aging (508-862-4750) will point you in the right direction for free.

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2 listings · each dated when a person last checked it · ordered by review count and rating; nobody can pay to move up

May also cover Barnstable: ask when you call (2)

Cape Cod Hoarding Task Force

Hoarding & Extreme Cleaning

Says it covers the whole Cape

Free service
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A county-run group coordinating help for hoarding situations — practical, and without shaming anyone.

Start here rather than with a cleaning company. Hoarding is a recognised mental health condition, and clear-outs done without support usually undo themselves within a year.

What to ask when you call
  1. Have you worked with hoarding before, and how do you handle it with the person?
  2. How do you price it — by hour, by volume, or by job?
  3. Do you sort before you throw, and who decides?
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ServiceMaster South Shore

Hoarding & Extreme Cleaning

Based in Sandwich · says it covers the whole Cape; ask about Barnstable

(781) 545-2700
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Hoarding, biohazard and cleanout; Restoration / mold / biohazard.

Office
Sandwich
Service area
Cape Cod from tip to Canal
About this listing
Found through public sources in October 2026. We have not yet spoken with this provider, so please confirm licence, insurance and availability before hiring.
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What to ask when you call
  1. Have you worked with hoarding before, and how do you handle it with the person?
  2. How do you price it — by hour, by volume, or by job?
  3. Do you sort before you throw, and who decides?
Print these as a call sheet
Nobody pays to be listed Is this number wrong? Tell us

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