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Garbage House Hunter Opens in Miyagi

On October 15, 2025, Garbage House Hunter, operated by Cotnas Inc. and represented by Tomoyuki Saito, launched its new Miyagi branch to assist individuals struggling with clutter and unclean living spaces. This marks a significant expansion for the organization, which offers specialized services in house cleaning and garbage removal. To celebrate the opening, they are offering a limited-time discount of 20% off estimates, with a maximum discount of 100,000 yen, available for all areas within the region.

Services Offered

Garbage House Hunter provides a variety of services tailored to assist those dealing with excessive clutter:

• - Clutter Removal: Whether it's a small apartment or a large house, they help consolidate and remove accumulated waste.
• - Room Cleaning: Cleaning up floors filled with debris and items is part of their expertise.
• - Unwanted Item Collection: They handle disposal of items clients may not know how to get rid of.
• - Pre-life Organization and Inherited Item Sorting: They assist in decluttering family homes or sorting through the belongings of deceased loved ones.
• - House Cleaning: From kitchen sinks to bathrooms and floor cleaning, comprehensive cleaning services are offered.
• - Follow-up Counseling: They also provide regular counseling sessions to prevent future clutter issues.

The new Miyagi branch primarily serves the Aoba Ward of Sendai City and surrounding municipalities, with plans for expansion as operations ramp up.

Opening Promotions

Campaign Details: Clients can benefit from a 20% discount on estimates, valid for services booked between October 15 and October 31, 2025.
Service Areas: All regions are included, ensuring ample access for those in need of assistance.

Operational Process

The approach taken by Garbage House Hunter is systematic and empathetic, structured as follows:
1. Consultation: Clients can reach out to discuss their cleaning needs via phone or online.
2. Assessment: After a site visit and consultation, they provide a detailed estimate, with rush options available for urgent needs.
3. Formal Application: If clients agree with the proposed estimate, they proceed with the formal application, scheduling the cleaning date.
4. Service Confirmation: On the day of the service, their team greets clients, confirming the work scope before proceeding.
5. Cleanup Operations: They efficiently tackle clutter removal, sorting, and cleaning as agreed upon.
6. Final Cleanup: They make sure to clean any residual dust or dirt for a comprehensive clean.
7. Review and Payment: After the service, they ensure everything is to the client's satisfaction before finalizing the payment, with a range of cashless options available.

The Founder’s Journey

The founder, Tomoyuki Saito, transitioned into this line of work after initially working in hotel housekeeping. The pandemic impacted the hospitality industry significantly, leading him to explore other avenues temporarily as a dispatch worker for cluttered home cleanups. His initial shock at the state of extreme clutter during these jobs crystallized his realization of the need for such services in society. What began as a surprising venture quickly turned into a recognized expertise for him, particularly in high-quality cleaning services where he draws from his previous experiences in hotel cleaning.

Insightful Experiences

Saito shared several poignant cases during his service:

• - Cat House: A former university professor became increasingly isolated and let their home deteriorate with accumulated cat waste until their children had to request cleanup following their passing.
• - Cockroach Infested Home: In one particularly alarming case, a residence was so cluttered that entry required scaling mountains of rubbish, creating a breeding ground for pests.
• - Medical Professional's Cluttered Space: The pandemic also revealed a troubling trend among healthcare workers grappling with their own living conditions.

Reflecting on Service

Through these experiences, Saito noticed a recurring theme; many clients who required such fundamental assistance were caregivers for others, raising the question of self-neglect or ‘self-neglect’. This prompted him to incorporate follow-up counseling into their services, aiming to foster better communication and support among clients, helping to reduce the prevalence of such overwhelming situations.

Company Overview

• - Company Name: Cotnas Inc.
• - Business Name: Garbage House Hunter
• - Representative: Tomoyuki Saito
• - Locations:

- Tokyo: 2-6-18 Funabori, Edogawa-ku, TE Building 2 1F, 134-0091
- Miyagi: 5-1-11 Uesugi, Aoba-ku, Sendai, Show Case Uesugi Building No. 2 1F, 980-0011

• - Contact Number: 03-6823-4590 (Open 24/7)
• - Official Website: Garbage House Hunter