Once you have contacted me, we set up an appointment time to discuss your project. A phone consultation is free. We charge a small travel fee for a one hour onsite initial consultation.

Our service is surprisingly affordable, starting as low as $195.00 for a three hour session. A rate of $45.00 per hour applies for additional time. We have a complete fee schedule that we can email to you upon request. Unusual requirements for specific jobs are evaluated and billed on a case-by-case basis. At the end of your project, we will submit a detailed invoice to you. Payment is due upon receipt. Credit cards cannot be accepted at this time.

The commitment of the client is the key to the success of the re-organizing process. We view this effort as a partnership. We can’t give you a satisfying result without your input. It's important for us to get to know you, so that we can understand what your reasons and ultimate goals are for the re-organization.

If the time you're able to work with me is limited, or the project is very large, we can bring experienced assistants with us.

There is a three hour minimum that applies to every session. It's impossible to accomplish very much in less time.

Our rule of thumb for residential sessions is that they not exceed six hours on any given day. It's usually as much decision making and change as the typical client can handle at one time.

Business appointments conform to the regularly scheduled business hours of the client.

A few days prior to our appointment, we will send you an email check list that will tell you how to prepare for our visit. Or, if you would like us to bring supplies to your appointment, reimbursement of those expenses will be based on receipts submitted at the end of the job.

It depends on the space in question, the scope of the job, and how motivated the client is to get organized. The minimum length of any session is three hours; usually, an additional 3 hours is about the limit for a single day. However, larger ongoing projects can continue for weeks, or months.

Of course not! We all love our "stuff." The goal of the sorting process is to separate the "stuff" you love from what you merely "like," and identify what items are still valued, important and useful. Then we'll help you make decisions about what to keep - and what to throw out. Things that you don't love, or are no longer serving any useful purpose in your life, have essentially become clutter.

Absolutely. This is a special part of our service. We can facilitate the sale, re-cycling, or donation of anything you don't want to keep.

During the de-cluttering process, we will teach you how to develop a system to help you remain organized - permanently.

Yes. References are readily available upon request both for me and for my assistants.