Diogenes Syndrome Cleaning Paris 1st

How We Work

Diogenes syndrome cleaning in Paris 1st: sorting comes first

In a home affected by Diogenes syndrome, papers, photos, jewellery, cash and valuables are often mixed in with waste. We sort room by room, with the occupant, their family, guardian or social worker as the situation requires. Nothing is thrown away without agreement on what must be kept.

Once the space is clear, we clean floors, kitchen, bathroom and soiled surfaces. Disinfection and odour treatment are added only where the condition found justifies it.

Working in a 1st arrondissement building

Around Les Halles, the Palais-Royal, Saint-Germain-l’Auxerrois and Place Vendôme, many flats sit in older buildings with narrow staircases, small or no lifts and pedestrian streets where parking is limited. We check the floor, staircase width and access before setting a date, protect the stairwell and avoid storing anything on landings or in the bin store.

Who can request the work

Requests usually come from a relative, a landlord, a managing agent, a legal guardian or a social service. The quote is made out to whoever orders the work, after a visit or from photos, and separates sorting, removal, cleaning and any extra treatment. Neighbours are told nothing about the reason for our visit.

Frequently Asked Questions