HOW WE CAN HELP ?
At Residence Revival, we specialise in transforming homes affected by hoarding, squalor, and high-need situations into safe, functional, and dignified spaces. Our range of services is extensive, and we emphasise empathy, fast response, and a respectful approach, especially when children or vulnerable individuals are involved.
Personalised Cleanup Plans
Our process begins with a thorough, sensitive assessment of each client’s needs, allowing us to create a tailored cleanup plan. Every step is designed to ensure comfort, maintain dignity, and foster a positive experience.
Squalor and Forensic Cleaning
Our forensic cleaning services address extreme squalor, sanitation hazards, and trauma-related cleaning requirements. We handle situations involving biohazards, extreme neglect, or environments affected by physical or psychological trauma with care and professionalism, providing a fast turnaround to restore safe living conditions.
Large-Scale Waste Removal
Our team has the resources to manage large-scale waste removal safely and efficiently. Whether it’s excessive clutter from hoarding, accumulated waste, or hazardous items, we clear and dispose of all unwanted materials, creating a fresh, accessible space.
Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning
For deep cleaning of carpets, upholstery, and fabrics, our team uses professional-grade equipment to refresh and restore these surfaces. Our thorough methods remove odours, stains, and allergens, improving indoor air quality and comfort.
Pest and Rodent Control
In homes impacted by squalor or prolonged clutter, pest issues are common. We provide targeted pest and rodent control solutions to eliminate infestations and create a hygienic, pest-free environment, especially vital in homes with young children or individuals with sensitivities.
Specialised Support for NDIS Participants and High-Needs Clients
Residence Revival has a strong focus on supporting families and parents of children with autism on the NDIS who may find maintaining a clean and organised home overwhelming. We specialise in working with NDIS high-needs clients, including those with psychosocial and pre-existing trauma. Our services are available to participants struggling with the demands of daily living, offering compassionate support to improve their living space and reduce daily stress.
Laundry
We offer comprehensive laundry services to help maintain a clean and hygienic home environment. From washing, drying, and folding to linen changes and delicate garment care, our team ensures your clothing and bedding are fresh and ready for use. Our service is especially beneficial for individuals who require assistance with household tasks due to physical limitations or time constraints.
Gardening
A well-maintained outdoor space contributes to a healthier and more enjoyable living environment. Our gardening services include lawn mowing, weeding, pruning, hedge trimming, and general garden maintenance. Whether it's a small backyard or a larger outdoor area, we help keep it tidy, safe, and visually appealing, ensuring a peaceful and welcoming space for all.
Our promise:
Dignity, Empathy and Care
Our team approaches each project with dignity, empathy, and the utmost care. We understand the unique needs of clients in Aboriginal housing, government, and community housing, as well as the importance of a fast, effective response, especially for families and children in need.
Understanding Hoarding & Squalor
What Is Hoarding and Squalor?
Hoarding and squalor are complex issues that impact people’s health, wellbeing, and social connections. Understanding these conditions is the first step in creating a supportive path to recovery.
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Hoarding: The excessive accumulation of items, often with little or no value, which clutters living spaces and disrupts daily life.
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Squalor: Environments that have become extremely neglected and unsanitary, presenting health and safety hazards.
Common Causes and Contributing Factors
Mental Health Conditions: Conditions such as Hoarding Disorder, dementia, and depression can contribute to these issues.
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Life Events and Trauma: Significant life changes, trauma, and poverty may also lead to hoarding or squalor.
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Social and Emotional Factors: Hoarding often provides a sense of security, while squalor may reflect challenges in maintaining personal care.