Hoarding is a growing business with hurdles unlike other restoration and remediation sectors – including mental health and unique biohazard issues. What’s your company’s stance on hoarding cleanup jobs?

Well-prepared and trained; already handled multiple jobs [32 votes] (49%)

Handled a couple jobs here and there – but not regularly [19 votes] (29%)

Educated and prepared, but do not offer [1 votes] (2%)

Could handle them if we had to, but aren’t as prepared as we’d like [10 votes] (15%)

Not comfortable with hoarding cleanup & do not offer [3 votes] (5%)

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