A cleaner may come into your home and wash floors and countertops, scrub sinks, dust, vacuum, and empty trash cans, leaving your house sparkling and disinfected. But for times when your house seems clean, but doesn’t feel light and peaceful (like when you open a closet door or a cupboard and feel overwhelmed by the chaos inside), a professional organizer can help extend that “clean” feeling by helping you to declutter, creating storage and filing solutions, and improving how your space flows.

It is not necessary to purchase any new organizing products in order to have a tidy and well-contained space. In fact, you likely already have some of these types of products on hand that can be re-implemented into your freshly-organized space.

A free phone consultation with us will help determine where your organizing needs and your budget can meet happily. Packages can be split into sessions spaced to suit your budget, and an organizing plan which puts an emphasis on consultation and “homework” can also be formulated.

It may help to consider the organizing of your space as an investment that has the potential to save you money in the future.

1. When you know what you have on hand, you decrease the chance that you will purchase something you already have.
2. If you can see and access food and products near expiry, you are better able use them up before letting them go to waste.
3. Limit your chances of forgetting a bill payment or losing out on a tax deduction by keeping your paperwork filed and at hand when needed.

It is in the nature of spaces to reflect our lives… and our lives are constantly evolving! When the needs of your space change, it is time to re-evaluate, and this is a normal part of the organizing process. We can help you to get back to baseline and to adjust the flow of your space with no judgement!

While we may not like to admit it, we all know that life is not as simple or as perfect as a TV show. Ultimately getting organized is about improving the way your space works for you and the way you work in your space. An important component of our service is to impart some organizing skill, and to help you better conceptualize how your space and your life interact, and this works best when we get to work with you throughout the process. With that said, every person and every space is different, and we are always able to adapt to those differences.

Our belongings are intended serve a purpose. We keep things, for example, that that remind us of a happy memory, that contain useful and relevant information, or that we use to prepare food for our families. When we keep a gift because we feel obligated to, a book because we should have read it, an unused small appliance because it was expensive, we should reflect on whether that item’s purpose is serving our ideal lives. When an item ceases to have a purpose beyond “to be stored,” it may be time to consider donating or selling it so someone who will give it new life, or discarding or recycling an item at the end of it’s life cycle. We will always leave this decision in your hands and promise to never discard anything without your approval.