Need a Squatter Clean-up Job Done?

Has your property turned into a squatting habitation? Syringes, gross filth & other bio-hazard material scattered all across the premises?

Do not worry - Contact Bio Cleanse Services. We are here to help!

We are a team of qualified & licensed professionals, trained to safely get rid of all types of bio-hazardous substances – A complete squatter clean-up!

We offer quick, professional and cost-effective squatter clean-up services in Australia - Sydney, Canberra, Goulburn, Batemans Bay & surrounding suburbs of NSW.

What we do:

-         Clear up the entire squatter habitation

-         Decontamination and cleaning of property

-         Safe disposal of all dangerous & bio-hazard items

-         Bird/animal fouling removal

-         Commercial kitchen cleaning

-         Clearing drug users’ materials and area

-         Leave sites safe and hazard free

Never attempt squatter cleaning on your own! Always hire trained and skilled professionals to do the job.

Squatter cleaning requires the correct PPE, proper safety clothing, knowledge of cleaning bio-hazards, needle & sharps removal, etc. Hence, it’s best left to the hands of professionals having knowledge & expertise in this type of cleaning. 

If you need us, do not hesitate to give us a call.

Dial 0427 411 789 

We are most happy to come and clean the property for you & guarantee you will be happy with our service.

The previous year, our team conducted a squalor clean-up (more like squatter cleaning). The homeowner just couldn’t manage with the filth and dirt around the house.

The house was full of mice and since there was a dog living in the house, faeces were everywhere.

We had to clean the house from scratch to allow the homeowner access services that would help him as it was impossible to use the home as it was.

Quickly glance through the before and afters of Squalor cleaning done by our professionals.

For more details about the services we offer, visit our website or call us on 0427 411 789.

A to Z about Paper Hoarding

Paper Hoarding is one among many types of hoarding disorders. This kind of hoarding situation involves accumulation of every single paper – be it newspaper, magazine, invoices, bills, letters and much more.

Paper Hoarders generally do not categories the papers they hoard. Most of them find categorizing, a boring activity. They just dump it in a drawer or some box hoping that it would prove helpful in the near future. They feel that if they discard those papers, they will lose out on something really important. 

Hoarding one kind of thing and then another, ultimately leads them to end up piling everything. A situation arises where you cannot move around in the houses due to these hoardings. The piles of newspapers, magazines etc. take up so much place, that movement as well as a room’s usability is affected.

Paper Hoarders have answers to all questions that you shoot at them. For example: 

If suppose the hoarder is hoarding newspapers and you ask the reason behind it, he might say that the newspaper contains a delicious recipe. You might wonder why s/he is keeping the entire newspaper and suggest him to cut it out the required article. S/He will find some other reason to keep the newspaper like there is a funny comic strip or an informative article etc., citing ‘n’ number of reasons to keep the newspaper. S/He will not give up on it easily. It is found that paper hoarders sometimes indulge in thievery. Books borrowed from the libraries or friends, are usually not returned. The only thought in their mind is the doubt whether s/he will be able to borrow it again, sometime in future.

Any house hoarded with paper is an eye sore, giving a shabby look. There is a risk that the hoarder might end up in hurting himself. His place will serve as a home to many rodents and insects. Mould too can also grow up in such places. Fire breakout is also one among the concerns. It’s not just the house, but relationships too suffer.

De-cluttering becomes really difficult for these hoarders. The hoarder will be much attached to the magazines, newspapers, letters, bank statements, gift-wraps etc. Giving up on it may be hard, but worth it.