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76 Bittersweet Ln, Randolph, Massachusetts

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Life Cycle Transitions is transitioning company that assist clients with managing there transitioning needs within their home such as downsizing & relocating, needing expert advice with preparing there homes for sale or if they’ll like to address a hoarding crisis or renovating a distressed dilapidated home.

Lifecycletransitions (lifecycletransitions.com) has 11 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 4.0 out of 5.

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Website: lifecycletransitions.com
Category: Cleaning Service Providers
Location: Randolph, Massachusetts
Listed on The Fair Hearing: 2026

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Aug 27, 2022

More real estate acquisition ploy than cleaning company. Beware.

I am a senior citizen and mobility disabled. When I was hospitalized for emergency surgery a family member flew to Boston from the West Coast and hired Life Cycle Transitions, LLC to clean out my residence to be wheelchair ready when I returned from the hospital. The owner, Brandon Bronaugh, advertises his vast experience with cleaning out hoarder houses and other homes requiring skilled cleaning. He met my family member at the residence, inspected it and provided a verbal proposal to clear out clutter and provide "deep cleaning." He would not provide a written contract. He collected 50% payment and had his crew start work. My family member returned home on the last day of work that Mr. Bronaugh had originally proposed. He said more days were needed and kept his crew working. I was still in hospital. He collected the final payment from my family member's credit card before the work was finished. He refused to provide an itemized receipt specifying the work completed. He provided a list of excuses why the job was not completed. It is surprising that the vast experience he touts was insufficient for him to give a realistic proposal for the work needed. Ultimately, he told us we should turn the residence over to him to repair and sell. He claimed the home was unlivable and too expensive for us to repair ourselves. He stressed he had videos that proved his claims. His language was crafted to frighten me. I feel he exploits the vulnerable who turn to his company for help. Subsequent cleaners and contractors have proved his scary claims false. After his crew finished the home had debris covering the floors. They left debris on the front and back stairwells of the building. When asked by my building's HOA to clean up mess left on front and back stairs in the building their response was they would not because I had filed complaints about them. Rather than providing clear out and cleaning services, Life Cycle Transitions seems focused on acquiring properties from vulnerable clients for their own profit.

By M.W.

Response from Lifecycletransitions· Mar 29, 2026

Thank you for taking the time to share this. I want to start by saying I’m genuinely sorry for how this experience felt for you—especially given your health situation and the urgency surrounding your return home. That should have been handled with more clarity, consistency, and care. I also want to address a few important points directly. Our intention is never—under any circumstance—to pressure or frighten a client into selling their home. When we discuss options like repairs, cleanup costs, or even potential sale scenarios, it is meant to provide full transparency so families can make informed decisions—not to steer or coerce them in any direction. The Home Rescue conversations are always meant to be optional and only introduced when a property’s condition may present financial or safety challenges. That said, it’s clear from your experience that this did not come across that way, and that’s something I take very seriously. Regarding the project itself—our goal is always to set proper expectations upfront. If there was any lack of written documentation, unclear scope, or misalignment on timeline and completion, that is not acceptable by our standards. You deserved a clearly defined plan, proper communication, and a finished result that matched what was discussed. The concerns about debris left behind and the follow-up response you received are also not reflective of how we operate or what we stand for. That should have been addressed promptly and professionally, regardless of any dispute. I would genuinely appreciate the opportunity to review this situation in detail and make this right where possible. Please contact me directly at 877-273-7810 or [email protected] so I can personally look into what happened and work toward a resolution. Again, I’m sorry for your experience. Situations like yours require trust, care, and accountability—and I take responsibility for addressing where we fell short. — Brandon Bronaugh The Life Transition Expert Life Cycle Transitions