The Death Cleaners teach a sassy 75-year-old that she does not have to live in the past.

The Death Cleaners help Shana face her fear of talking to friends about "the end."

The Death Cleaners help Lindsey when her family leaves everything they don't want at her house.

The Death Cleaners help Sue sort out piles of art and photos of a queer community she helped build.

After the death of Godfrey’s parents, he struggles to clear out their things from his basement.

Empty-nesters Flora and Jeff are ready to death clean, but their eight grown kids are against it.

A collector of kitsch, Doug makes peace with a painful past so he can make room for his fiancée.

Before his passing, Kansas City Chiefs fan Landan asked the Death Cleaners to help his wife move on.