Extreme cleaning is a specialized service for severely neglected or hazardous spaces, such as hoarded homes, biohazard sites, or properties with pest infestations. It goes beyond regular cleaning, using professional tools and safety protocols to restore safety and cleanliness.

The time required for an extreme cleaning job depends on the severity and size of the space. While minor cases may take 4–6 hours, larger or more hazardous situations—like hoarding or biohazards—can take several days to fully clean and sanitize.

During an extreme cleaning, belongings inside the home are carefully assessed. Items may be sorted into categories: keep, donate, clean, or discard—based on the client's wishes and the condition of the items. In cases of hoarding or contamination, some items may be unsalvageable and need to be safely disposed of. The cleaning team often works with the client or their representative to ensure valuable or sentimental possessions are preserved whenever possible.

In some cases, yes. Certain homeowner or renter insurance policies may cover biohazard cleanup, crime scene cleaning, or fire/smoke damage. It's best to check with your insurance provider.