Q: What is a professional organizer?
A: Professional organizers use their knowledge and expertise to work with clients by guiding, teaching and suggesting systems and solutions to help them reach and maintain their organizational goals.

Q: Why would I use a professional organizer?
A: There are many reasons, ask yourself these questions:

    Am I drowning in paper?
    Am I paying late fees for not paying my bills on time?
    Am I wasting time looking for lost items?
    Am I spending money on items I know I have bought but can't find?
    Is this situation causing me stress and frustration?
If you answered yes to any or all of these questions you could benefit from the help of a ClutterSOS professional organizer. Even those individuals who normally lead an organized life but suddenly find themselves in a disorganized state due to a life situation or just lack of time due to busy work and family obligations can benefit from our help to bring order back into your life.

Q: How much does it cost?
A: ClutterSOS, like most professional organizers charges by the hour. When considering the cost of organizing services be sure to consider the non-monetary costs of being disorganized such as time and energy lost searching for lost items, buying duplicate items and the negative effect on your health because of the stress not being organized creates.

Q: How long will it take?
A: Each client and project is different. It all depends on the scope of the project, how much you are willing to do yourself and how quickly you can make decisions.

Q Do I have to be there for the organizing session?
A: Most definitely! We will work with you throughout the process to determine the right system or systems that work for you. Different systems work for different people.

Q: Will you just throw everything away?
A: Absolutely not! The final decision rests with you. However, we will make observations and ask you the right questions to help you determine what is and what is not important to keep so that you can accomplish your organizational goals.

Q: I am too embarrassed to have you see my space!
A: You are not alone. This is a sensitive issue for many people with whom I work. I don't look at your space with a critical or judgmental eye. I think of it as a challenge to tackle. I also sign a confidentiality agreement with you and abide by the National Association of Professional Organizers Code of Ethics.(http://www.napo.net/get_organized/ethics.html)