what to expect when working with a home organizer

 

Whether you’ve researched home organization companies and found the best home organizer for you or you're not sure where to begin, read this↓.

The good news is, you don’t have to do anything to prepare. In fact, it’s better if you don’t! We will come prepared with all the necessary tools and products to organize your space. Remember, we are there to help you, and we plan on making this as enjoyable and seamless as possible.

At each visit we will follow the same process:
1. Full pull out
2. Sort
3. Purge (need your input)
4. Strategize product placement
5. Review and make adjustments
6. Label
7. Tidy

Once everything has been pulled out and sorted by our team, we will help you decide what to keep, donate and sell. This is a time and energy consuming stage but one of the most important. Don’t let those photos on my instagram fool you, some serious work went on behind the scenes to make them happen! We will help you through this process and each decision made gets us that much closer to creating the system that works for you. Don’t worry about what to do with the items you donate; we will haul them away or schedule a pickup for you.

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We believe when you love your space and trust the system, it’s much easier to maintain in the long run. When we’re finished, you will know what you have and where to find it. It will be easy to know where items belong, so everyone in the household can put things back where they belong. We also know you might not be the only person in your household, so we offer "refresh visits" to touch up areas we've previously organized (think refolding, color coordinating, labeling, etc.).

If you’re looking for a home organizer in NJ or NYC (or anywhere really), watch this short video to see us in action.

 
 

One final thought…

The products we use and purchase are determined by your needs and goals. Read more in this post.

 
 
 
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