HoardingCleanupClass.com is a professional 1-day live online training company conducted by Kevin Rambke, a third-generation restoration contractor with more than 40 years of hands on experience. Our hoarding cleanup training programs prepare field-ready technicians to safely and professionally perform hoarding cleanup services. Courses are taught through approved IICRC training centers and include seven IICRC Continuing Education Credits (CECs), a Certificate of Completion, and Proof of Training documentation that may be presented to insurance companies and government agencies.
If you're ready to expand into one of the fastest-growing specialty services in the cleaning and restoration industry, this is where you start.
Our Real-World Hoarding Cleanup Training prepares field-ready technicians through practical, experience-based instruction built around actual hoarding cleanup projects. Training follows recognized OSHA safety practices and applicable IICRC standards.
Even after completing the course, you'll continue to have access to experienced professionals for guidance and support.
• Increase revenue opportunities.
• Take on jobs many companies avoid.
• Learn real-world hoarding cleanup procedures.
• Follow OSHA safety practices and applicable IICRC standards.
• Gain confidence on challenging projects.
• Receive continued support after training.
• Prepare for complex hoarding cleanup situations.
Our Real-World Hoarding Cleanup Field Training prepares technicians to safely and professionally handle challenging hoarding environments through practical, experience-based instruction. Training is based on actual projects, not theory, and follows recognized OSHA safety practices and applicable IICRC standards.
If you're ready to expand into one of the fastest-growing and most profitable specialty services in the cleaning and restoration industry, this is where you start.
Our Real-World Hoarding Cleanup Field Training prepares technicians to safely and professionally handle challenging hoarding environments through practical, experience-based instruction. Training is based on actual projects, not theory, and follows recognized OSHA safety practices and applicable IICRC standards.
After completing the training, you'll continue to have access to experienced professionals for guidance and support when new situations arise.
• Increase revenue by thousands of dollars per project.
• Take on jobs many companies are unwilling to handle.
• Learn specialized hoarding cleanup methods
• Follow OSHA safety practices and applicable IICRC standards.
• Approach difficult projects with greater confidence.
• Receive continued support after training.
• Develop the skills needed to handle complex hoarding
Online Training covers
• Initial Inspection & Estimating Procedures
• Evaluating Safety & Hazard Assessments
• How to Price Hoarding Cleanup Jobs
• Real-World Hoarding Cleanup Job Flow
• OSHA, IICRC & PPE Safety Procedures
• Contents Sorting & Salvage Procedures
• Identifying Special Handling Issues
• Bloodborne Pathogen & Biohazard Awareness
• Crime Scene, Trauma Scene & Drug Lab Awareness
• Hazardous Waste Handling & Disposal
• Structural Cleaning & Deodorization Procedures
• Documentation: Photo, Video & Written Records
• Insurance & Government Workflow Procedures
• IICRC Continuing Education Credits
• Associated With an IICRC-Recognized Training Platform
• Live-Stream Classroom — 7:00 AM–3:00 PM
• $299 Per Student Enrollment
• Certificate of Completion & Proof of Training
Many hoarding cleanup courses spend hours emphasizing psychology and theory. We believe technicians deserve practical training they can immediately apply in the field.
That's why our Real-World Hoarding Cleanup Training focuses on the procedures, safety practices, estimating, workflow, and jobsite management required to successfully complete actual hoarding cleanup projects. Students learn from real situations, real challenges, and real-world experience.
Our goal is simple: to develop confident, field-ready technicians who can safely, professionally, and compassionately handle difficult hoarding environments while treating every client with dignity, respect, and without judgment.