Compulsive hoarding is the acquisition of possessions (and failure to use or discard them) in excess of socially normal amounts, even if the items are worthless, hazardous, or unsanitary. Compulsive hoarding may impair mobility and interfere with basic living activities, including cooking, cleaning, hygiene, sanitation, bathroom use, and sleeping.
This is a recognised condition, a state we at Biologikill™ understand and have conducted many successful assignments, if the property was inhabited by a person with this condition, we would be happy to talk to you.
Our fully trained and uniformed staff have the experience and knowledge to undertake any form of house/property clearance regardless of its size or condition.
Producers for a new TV series about hoarding are calling for people in Merseyside to get in touch.
The short series of observational documentaries will explore the lives of children of hoarders and how they cope with the issue.
Fingernail cuttings, mountains of newspapers and jars of FAECES - Merseyside’s secret hoarding problem is on the rise.
For the past eight years George Mensah has been tasked with gutting properties that are packed to the brim with clutter, human waste and rubbish.
George Mensah, 56, from Mossley Hill , runs biohazard cleaning company Biologikill, which specialises in cleaning up harmful substances.
In more ‘normal’ times, George focuses on cleaning other substances that are deemed harmful to humans.
He is best known for his appearances on ITV documentary Call The Cleaners.
Biologikill
Arch 5
18 Bisley Street
Wavertree
Liverpool
L15 4JP
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