The Dirty Deeds Story
Dirty Deeds, Done Dirt Cheap cleans out attics, basements, garages and whole houses. Often, we assist the homeowner to prepare their home for sale. Dirty Deeds specializes in helping seniors who are downsizing and will work with them to go through all their belongings to determine what should make the move and what should not.


About the Owner
Dirty Deeds is owned by Janet LaBerge. Prior to starting Dirty Deeds, Janet had twenty years of experience in social work. It is this background that allows her to sensitively assist people through the process of letting go of their belongings and moving on to a new situation. Letting go of our “stuff” can be hard on anyone, but particularly for seniors who may be leaving a home that they have been in for thirty years or more. Hiring someone who will treat the person and their belongings with dignity and respect can aid the grieving process. 		Company Philosophy
Dirty Deeds believes in being responsible to the environment as well as our clients. Anything that can be recycled (cardboard, paper, plastic) will be recycled. Any furniture or household goods that are still useable will find a new home. Janet utilizes her previous social work contacts with the Department of Mental Health, the Department of Mental Retardation and the Department of Social Services to donate items to group homes or clients in need. In twenty years of social work, Janet has seen far too many people who have much less than most of us and she strives to give things away rather than throw them into a dumpster. This approach saves the client money by reducing the expense of disposal fees and helps in the letting go process because their belongings are helping someone less fortunate.



Affiliations
Dirty Deeds is a member of:

South Shore Women’s Business Network
The Senior Service Network
The Pembroke Chamber of Commerce
The Pembroke Friends of the Council on Aging.

The company is licensed and insured. You can become part of the Dirty Deeds team by ordering your very own t-shirt at: Cafe Press