Shai House ClearanceCall 050-7454504
Call 050-7454504

Discreet hoarder home clearance

A hoarder home, cleared quietly and without judgment

Shai Shtikgold has spent more than 20 years beside families facing a home that has filled up over the years. The first visit is confidential and carries no obligation, and nothing leaves the home without your consent.

Discreet from the first call. No one needs to know unless you want them to.

What you can count on from the first call

The fear of making the call is usually bigger than the call itself. This is what the call brings with it.

How a clearance unfolds

Step by step, at your pace. The unknown becomes a plan you can see.

  1. The first visit

    We come, take an honest look at the situation and listen to your story. No judgment, no obligation.

  2. The plan

    Together with you and any professional accompanying you, we build a structured work plan before anything moves.

  3. Respectful sorting

    Every item is examined. Documents, photographs and the things you hold dear are kept and handed back to you.

  4. Deep cleaning and disinfection

    The home is brought back to a clean, healthy state, down to the last corner.

  5. Reorganizing the space

    What stays is put in order, so the home works again and is pleasant to live in.

  6. Follow-up

    We stay in touch after the clearance, so the change holds over time.

Call to arrange the first visit

For families, and for the professionals beside them

If you are a family member

A parent or someone close to you lives in a home that has become hard to live in. You want to help without hurting them or the bond between you, and without anyone outside knowing. That hesitation is understandable, and it does not have to stay yours alone.

If you are a social worker or welfare officer

You are accompanying someone through a complex situation and need an experienced partner who is used to working hand in hand with welfare authorities, with every stage coordinated with everyone involved.

Shai Shtikgold, more than 20 years beside families

20 years beside families in hoarder home cases
30 years clearing homes and apartments

For more than 30 years Shai Shtikgold has been clearing homes, and for more than 20 of them he has specialized in homes neglected through compulsive hoarding. The lesson that stayed with him is simple: behind every pile there is a person, and behind every door a family that wants to help and does not know how.

That is why the work is not only about removing things. It is about helping people turn a page, with full confidentiality, in step with the welfare authorities and social workers who accompany the family.

Shai House Clearance provides clearance, cleaning and organizing services, and only those. It does not take the place of the professionals who care for the person.

Questions people ask before they call

Who will know that I called?

No one, unless you want them to. The call, the visit and the work itself are handled with full discretion. Your details are not passed to anyone without your consent, and every stage is agreed with you in advance.

What happens to items with sentimental value?

This is the heart of the work. During sorting, documents, photographs, jewelry and personal items are carefully set aside and handed back to you. Nothing is thrown out without consent.

Is there a price list?

No. Every home is different, so there is no flat rate. After the first visit you receive a clear, transparent quote, with no obligation.

Where does the service reach?

Anywhere in Israel, except Eilat.

What does the service include, and what does it not?

Clearance, cleaning and organizing of the home, from the first visit through the follow-up afterwards. It does not take the place of the professionals who care for the person. Where a social worker or another professional is involved, the work is coordinated with them.

Shai House Clearance

One quiet call, no obligation

The first visit is discreet, and it commits you to nothing. If talking is easier than deciding, start there.

050-7454504

Anywhere in Israel, except Eilat.