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This is something we’ll cover during your consultation. The overall strategy depends on the service you select. If we’re simply organizing your belongings, we can typically handle the work independently. However, if the project involves making decisions about what to keep, donate, or discard, your involvement will be essential throughout the process.

General availability is weekdays from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM, evenings from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM, and weekends.

After our consultation, we’ll review the proposed strategy and coordinate schedules to find the best times to work together. For larger projects, we’ll check in weekly to confirm timing and ensure everything stays on track.

Projects are billed hourly and invoiced weekly each Friday. Payment is accepted via cash, check, or credit card. During your custom strategy session, we’ll review the scope of work and agree on a budget that fits your goals. For larger projects, we’ll provide regular updates and check-ins to evaluate progress and keep everything on track.

No matter which service you choose, things often get messier before they get organized. I affectionately refer to the first phase as the “tornado phase”—when we pull items from every corner and begin sorting them into categories.

If we’re also decluttering, we’ll enter the next phase—“the hurricane”—where we take each category and further divide it into items to donate, recycle, or discard.

We remove these items from the home as quickly as possible to free up space and keep momentum going.

From there, the process will vary depending on the specific service we’re working on, whether it’s righsizing, downsizing, or preparing for the holidays.

We take pride in responsibly handling anything removed from your home, doing our best to keep items out of the landfill. We work with a wide network of local organizations that accept donations and repurpose belongings whenever possible.

A professional organizer has completed a certification program that covers all aspects of the organizing process. This includes understanding the psychology behind letting go of items, recognizing emotional and mental blockages, and learning how to tailor organizing systems to different cognitive styles. Certification also involves reviewing a code of ethics, emphasizing respect, confidentiality, and professionalism when working in clients’ private spaces and with their personal belongings.