As a professional home organizer, my superpower is the ability to create functional, sustainable, beautiful spaces for my clients.
Are there cluttered, chaotic, or impersonal areas in your home that you haven’t had the bandwidth or time to fix?
Would you like help decluttering, organizing, and styling your home with what you have on hand?
If so, I’m your gal!
I offer encouraging, non-judgmental, ADHD-friendly coaching, and I protect client confidentiality. Plus, I work really hard.
I love what I do and hope I can be of service to you.
If you’re interested in hiring me, the next step is to schedule a 20-minute (free) phone consult. Book your appointment here.
Read what clients say about my work in Google reviews here.
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fees
I use an honor-system, sliding-scale fee structure based on household income. This is to keep my fees commensurate with my level of experience and on par with those of my colleagues — and to stay affordable for folks like teachers, nurses, and social workers.
Household income (annual gross, both earners):
to $75k = $90/hr
$76-125k = $100/hr
$126-175k = $110/hr
$176-225k = $120/hr
$226k+ = $140/hr
4-hour minimum per onsite session. Fee includes:
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Detailed follow-up emails with links to specific organizing tools, housewares, and resources for your space that we discussed in our session.
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Delivery of up to a carload per session of items you’d like donated and/or recycled responsibly.
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My travel time up to 30 minutes each way, then prorated $40/hr.
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Supplies used during organizing sessions such as labels and file folders.
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Taxes and fees.
Payment is due at the end of each session via cash, check, or Zelle. You can pay via Venmo but it’s an additional 3.5% to cover Venmo’s service fee for business transactions.
I live in West Seattle and have worked all over Seattle plus Bellevue, Redmond, Mercer Island, Renton, Burien, Federal Way, and Kent.
photo by Johannes Otte, Italy
philosophy
Home organizing feels, to me, like uncovering hidden treasure. By discerning and discarding what is extraneous to your life’s focus, what remains will be your own glittering treasure.
As a result, what’s left will be your most beloved and useful belongings, all of which support and express who you want to be, what you want to do, and how you want to spend your precious and finite time on this earth.
Both in your home and in life, in order to say “yes!” to what feels most essential, it is also necessary to say “no, thank you kindly,” to that which is inessential, and then let it go.