Services
Practical, hands-on support organized around function, accessibility, and maintainability. Not decorative styling or forced minimalism.
Compassionate Decluttering
Thoughtful, hands-on support for sorting belongings and making decisions without pressure or shame.
Who it is for: Anyone feeling overwhelmed by belongings
What support may include
- • Sorting and decision support
- • Gentle guidance at your pace
- • Donation and disposal coordination when requested
What it does not include
- • Forced removal of belongings
- • Cleaning or sanitizing services
Functional Home Organizing
Simple systems for kitchens, bedrooms, closets, home offices, garages, papers, storage areas, and shared family spaces.
Who it is for: People who want their space to work better for daily life
What support may include
- • Custom organizing systems
- • Space planning for function
- • Maintainable routines
What it does not include
- • Decorative styling or staging
- • Mandatory product purchases
Downsizing & Move Support
Help preparing for a move, deciding what will go forward, coordinating the organizing process, unpacking, and setting up a functional new home.
Who it is for: People preparing for or recovering from a move
What support may include
- • Pre-move sorting and downsizing
- • Packing coordination
- • Unpacking and setup
- • Accessible space design
What it does not include
- • Licensed moving services
- • Estate sale management
Family & Caregiver Support
A respectful pathway for relatives or caregivers who want to support someone without overriding their autonomy.
Who it is for: Family members, spouses, adult children, and caregivers
What support may include
- • Guidance on approaching a loved one
- • Consent-based planning
- • Shared decision-making support
What it does not include
- • Entering the home without consent
- • Overriding the person's choices
Virtual Planning & Accountability
Remote guidance for people outside the in-person service area or those who want a clear plan and steady support while doing the hands-on work themselves.
Who it is for: People outside the service area or who prefer to do the physical work themselves
What support may include
- • Video consultations
- • Customized action plans
- • Check-ins and accountability
What it does not include
- • In-person hands-on support
A clear starting investment
An in-person assessment determines the scope of your project and an estimated timeframe. Every home is different, so estimates may vary by up to two hours — but you will know the cost before any work begins. Sessions have a 4-hour minimum at $65/hour for a single organizer (rates increase with additional organizers; minimum labor: $260). Products and supplies are billed separately and only purchased with your approval. Payment plans are available.
Secure online payments are accepted through Stripe.