Brandon Bronaugh Biography
Brandon Bronaugh is an American Transition Expert and Founder of Life Cycle Transitions. He is known for being a cast on the reality television show; Hoarders which airs on A&E.
Brandon Bronaugh Career
Bronaugh has helped people get better from the effects of long-term collecting for more than 11 years. He has helped a huge number of people whose homes had turned into prisons. When people came to visit, they felt bad about how dirty their living conditions were and were afraid to ask for help. A lot of the time, they wanted to get through their problems but didn’t know how.
Bronaugh also noticed that people whose lives were changing a lot were very stressed. This was especially true when the changes were caused by a serious illness or injury, an aging parent’s physical or mental sickness, or the death of a loved one. People had to deal with social, mental, or physical problems in these very tough situations. Trying to handle home repairs, clean up a messy house, or plan all the details of packing and moving made them even more stressed.
Bronaugh wanted to help, but he quickly learned that there weren’t many tools to use. He saw a chance to make a difference and started a business with a simple goal: to be a transition company that took care of all the details of a family’s life-changing events. LifeCycle Transitions is what came from that idea. Brandon and his team now offer customizable solutions that help people make better choices and find a home that meets their needs and makes them happy. These solutions help people through the whole process of moving.
Intervention for hoarding is still the most important service, and it’s where most transitions begin. But after more than ten years of helping people, Bronaugh has learned that most of his clients need more help after the hoarder cleanup is done. LifeCycle Transitions also offers downsizing, moving, and move management services for people whose homes no longer meet their needs, healthy-home prep services for people whose homes need minor repairs or safety features before they can return from the hospital or rehab, and in-home assistance for people who need help with things like cooking, cleaning, maintenance, running errands, and shopping from time to time.
Some clients decide that selling their home is the best thing for them, whether it’s “As Is” or after it’s been updated or fixed up fully. LifeCycle Transitions has programs that can help people get out of bad financial situations, sell their home for a fair price, and move to a new home that fits their needs. Bronaugh and his team have helped more than 500 families move so far.
He has formed relationships with hospitals, skilled nursing homes, assisted living communities, and rehabilitation centers along the way. Among the groups he works with are local health departments, community councils on aging, elder care groups, and inspection services. Several cities and towns have seen how knowledgeable Bronaugh is and have asked him to help them deal with hoarding situations and find resources for people who need help.
Because Bronaugh takes a whole-person approach to hoarding cleanup and transfer, his clients don’t have to go through it on their own. LifeCycle Transitions has everything you need to make a change happen without having to spend a lot of money, do a lot of research, or deal with contractors, lawyers, real estate agents, and city officials.
Brandon Bronaugh Age
Bronaugh has neither disclosed the date, month nor the year he was born. However, he seems to be in his 30’s.
Brandon Bronaugh Height and Weight
Bronaugh stands at a height of 5 feet 10 inches tall (1.77m) and weighs 75 kgs (165 lbs).
Brandon Bronaugh Family
Bronaugh likes to keep his personal life private hence he has neither disclosed the names of his parent nor those of his siblings. However, this information will be updated when available.
Brandon Bronaugh Wife
Bronaugh has not disclosed his relationship status as he is very private with his personal life. However, this information will be updated when available.
Brandon Bronaugh Net Worth
Bronaugh has an estimated net worth of about $1 Million – $5 Million which he has earned through his career as a Transition Expert and Founder at Life Cycle Transitions.
Brandon Bronaugh Salary
Bronaugh earns a salary of about $40,000-$100,000.
Hoarders
Bronaugh will be cast on the American television show that first premiered on August 17, 2009. The new season will debut on January 8, 2024. He will help his clients in hoarding clean-up and transition so that they do not have to struggle through their transition alone. His team at LifeCycle will offer everything needed to finish up a transition without using a lot of money, dealing with contractors, doing lots of homework, and seeking legal advisors, realtors, and officials.
Bronaugh recently added another skill to his growing list when he was hired as an expert on Hoarders. He hopes that his unique way of dealing with hoarding will help families who are dealing with the disorder a lot and also inspire people who are looking for direction and motivation.
The show “Hoarders,” which was nominated for an Emmy and won a Critics Choice Television Award, shows some of the worst and most difficult hoards. In each show, a person who is struggling with hoarding works with professionals, family, and friends in a race against the clock to get their homes clean and their lives back in balance.
In the Hoarders, other casts include Dr David Tolin, Matt Paxton, Carolina Harvey, Cory Chalmers, Dr Robin Zasio, and Dorothy Breiningerd.
Brandon Bronaugh Social Media Platform
Bronaugh is very active on his Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook pages. He has 60 followers on Twitter 344 followers on Instagram, and 483 followers on Facebook.