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$85/HR + STATE RATE MILEAGE, MIN 2HRS
Broad Estimation w/o pictures: $200 for small/single space, single day up to $850+ larger/multiple spaces, multiple days.
CLIENT NEEDS
*Multi-family Homes, Hoarders, Post-catastrophe, Single spaces
*Your pace. Your workflow or a custom designed workflow.
*Open, Flexible scheduling
*Single day projects through year long projects
*Trauma-Informed, C-PTSD, PTSD, ADD/ADHD, disabled, special needs, Overwhelmed/busy, seniors, visual or hearing impaired
*Existing storage solutions (cardboard boxes, jars, ziplocks, containers, etc)
*New storage solutions (totes, dividers, compartments, specialized solutions)
SERVICES
• Home Organization, Mobile Homes (RV, Semi trucks Local/OTR, mobile homes), Commercial spaces, Single use or multi use spaces, Whole-Home Projects
• Paper/Digital Filing Systems
• Spreadsheet Design & Information Organization
• Personal Assistant Support
• Errands & Administrative Assistance
• Light Tidying & Maintenance Support
MY ETHOS
I don't believe bins organize people.
First thing that clients tell me when I enter their home is full of shame: "I'm so sorry about the mess". Personal struggle with a personal space is never something to be ashamed of.
Most organizing focuses on belongings. My work focuses on the relationship between people, spaces, systems, and daily life.
How I'm different:
I help people create spaces and systems that work with their real lives, habits, responsibilities, and capacities. My approach is highly individualized, my rates and policies are intentionally structured, and I focus on quality client relationships over client volume. If you're looking for a thoughtful, long-term solution rather than a quick aesthetic makeover, we may be a good fit.
People often come to me believing the problem is the closet, the office, the paperwork, the spare room, or even the house itself.
Sometimes it is.
More often, the challenge runs deeper than the physical space.
Our environments hold expectations, routines, memories, unfinished projects, old identities, responsibilities, and the accumulated weight of daily life. When a space stops working, it can create frustration, stress, shame, exhaustion, or the feeling that no matter what changes, something still feels off.
My work is helping people identify what is actually creating friction and then building practical systems that support the life they are living now.
This is not about perfection, creating magazine-ready spaces, throwing everything away, or buying more containers, matching bins, or the latest organizing products.
A cardboard box can be the perfect solution. An expensive organizing system can be the wrong one.
What matters is not the container. What matters is whether the system reduces friction, supports daily life, and can be maintained realistically over time.
The question isn't whether something looks good. The question is whether it fits the space, supports the person using it, and can be maintained without creating physical or emotional burden.
It is about creating environments that are functional, sustainable, and aligned with the person using them.
What Trauma-Informed Means:
Trauma-informed is not simply being kind or nonjudgmental. It is recognizing that people develop relationships with their belongings, spaces, routines, obligations, and environments through lived experience.
What appears to be disorganization may be adaptation, avoidance may be overwhelm, or clutter may be grief, caregiving, burnout, executive functioning challenges, chronic stress, major life transitions, changing identities, or long-standing survival strategies that once served a purpose.
I do not believe in forcing people into systems that look good but fail them later.
Instead, I work to understand how a person functions, what demands their environment places on them, and what will realistically support them moving forward. The goal is not to impose a system. The goal is to create one that genuinely fits.
Experience:
For over 5 years, I have worked with clients ranging from luxury homes to everyday households.
My longest active client relationship spans more than 5 years.
No two people, homes, or projects are the same, and I believe the most effective solutions reflect that reality.
Working Together:
I am intentionally selective about the work I take on. My goal is not to build the largest client list possible. My goal is to build collaborative relationships with people who value thoughtful support, mutual respect, and a personalized approach.
My pricing, policies, and business model have been developed intentionally and are not open to negotiation. They are designed to support sustainable, high-quality work and meaningful long-term client relationships.
Not every professional is the right fit for every person, and I believe that is perfectly okay. If my approach resonates with you, we will likely work very well together. If not, there are many talented professionals who may be a better fit for your needs.
I prefer to focus less on whether we can make the numbers fit and more on whether we are a good fit for one another.
When the fit is right, the work is better, the outcomes are better, and the experience is better for everyone involved.
Less friction. More function. A space that works with you instead of against you.
