This service is intended for rooms that feel overwhelming or unusable, and it is not clinical de-hoarding. We work in small, manageable sections, set clear keep, donate, and discard zones, and restore function at the end of each visit. Most projects of this type require more than one session, and I will give a time estimate after the consultation.

Light cleaning is included — dusting, wiping shelves, sweeping or vacuuming under moved furniture. For deeper or full-home cleaning, I’m happy to recommend a local professional.

We start with what you already own. If additional containers or shelving would help, I can purchase items at cost with your approval or send links for you to order directly. Returns follow the store’s policy, and I can assist if I handled the purchase.

That’s one of the most common things people say before we start, and it’s completely okay. My role is never to judge; it’s to help your space feel less overwhelming and more functional. I bring a calm, steady approach so we can focus on what will work for you moving forward, while identifying what hasn’t been working before.

I load and drop off one standard car load per session and share a donation receipt when the receiving organization provides one. For large items or multiple loads, I recommend local pickup or hauling options.

For the first session, yes, so we can do a 10–15 minute walkthrough and confirm your goals. After that, you may be home or out. I can work independently with agreed access and I send a start and end check-in by text.

I accept all major credit and debit cards, Venmo, cash, and checks. Payment is collected at the start of our appointment, and a receipt is provided for every payment.

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