Organize Love

About

Listed for

• Professional organizers

  What we found: listed on Google as a professional organizer.

Good to know

• Clients choose how many organizers to book, from 1 to 4 depending on the service. Source
• Unwanted items go to local donation groups in the Denver metro area. Source
• Says its services are non-judgmental. Source
• Digital organizing can be done partly in person and partly by video. Source
• Past clients can sign up for quarterly maintenance visits. Source
• Says it replies to emails within 48 hours. Source

Services

In-home organizing

Decluttering and setting up systems in kitchens, pantries, closets, bedrooms, bathrooms, playrooms, garages, basements and home offices, with 1 to 3 organizers. Source

Packing and unpacking for moves

Decluttering and packing before the movers come, or unpacking and setting up the new home, with 2 to 4 organizers. Source

Small business organizing

Organizing offices, studios, inventory and supply rooms, physical and digital files, client materials, and systems for clearing out excess items. Source

Digital organizing

Photo scanning, file organization in Google Drive, Microsoft and Apple, and subscription management. Source

Quarterly maintenance

Repeat visits for past clients to keep organized spaces in order. Source

Donation drop-off

Unwanted items are donated to Denver-area groups such as The Art Garage, ReCreative, The Action Center, Book Give and the Boulder and Denver Humane Society. Source

At-home learning spaces

Setting up spaces where children study at home. (Google profile)

Questions to ask before you hire

• Do you work alongside me, or can you work while I am out?
• Do you charge by the hour or by the project, and is there a minimum?
• Do you take donations and recycling away, or is that left to me?
• Have you worked with situations like mine before, such as a move, a new baby or a parent downsizing?