FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
My pricing is based on the time, energy and attention to detail I bring to every job I work on. I don’t waste time (yours or mine), and I’m always honest and transparent. I know my worth, I put my all into each project I commit to and pride myself on insuring customers are 100% satisfied with the outcome. I don’t accept jobs if I’m not confident that I can meet (if not exceed) a client’s expectations. 95% of my jobs have utilized ONLY items that clients ALREADY own to organize their spaces. I love repurposing things and finding creative ways to maximize space with untraditional items.
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
I like to get a strong sense of the space(s) that need organizing, which can be achieved through an in-person visit, pictures or video. From there I gain an understanding of what the client hopes to achieve, insuring we’re on the same page. Depending on the client and their specific needs, I then suggest 1 of 2 approaches: The first is more collaborative and involves the client and I working closely together to determine which items are to be kept/donated/discarded, and then creating and implementing a personalized organization system that they can sustain on their own. The second approach is less reliant on the client’s involvement and grants me “creative freedom” to organize the space as I see fit. This process tends to take much less time and is only for clients who aren’t ALSO downsizing.
- How did you get started doing this type of work?
I’m an actor who graduated with their MFA from Brown at the beginning of Covid and didn’t get the running start I had anticipated. I’ve always had an obsession with organization (bordering on OCD at times), but have since learned to channel it into a productive and fulfilling way to help others. This work gives me a creative outlet and opportunity to connect with others that I miss having as an artist.