Our Services
Homes
Organized homes let you and your family enjoy your home and each other more! We work with
children! Organizing services included:
- De-cluttering
- Home offices
- Closets
- Kitchens
- Garages, Attics, Basements
- Kid’s rooms
- Family rooms
- Disposing of clutter (selling, donating and recycling)
Offices
Organized offices run more smoothly so that you can focus on running your business, not organizing it. Some of our services include:
- Organizing your desk
- De-cluttering
- Setting up filing systems
- Space design
- Paper handling systems
- Organizing storage
Home Sales / Moving
Organized moves minimize disruption to your life and decrease stress. We will:
- De-clutter home to prepare for sale
- Give you packing strategies
- Unpack and set up rooms
- Organize closets and cabinets
- Recommend mover, realtor, mortgage broker, insurance agent and other professionals
Seniors / Estates
Seniors often need help with clutter and with downsizing. With proper planning and professional
assistance, downsizing can be positive experience. And, organized estates are settled faster with less emotional drain on the family and attorney.
- De-clutter home
- Sort through belongings and documents
- Distribute and dispose of belongings
- Recommend probate accounting service, mover and other resources
College Bound High School Students
As an affiliate for College Caboodle, I offer an organizer for college bound high school students. If you have an eighth grader or a high school student who is confused about how to handle the influx of college information or how to schedule the college application process then College Caboodle is the answer.
Organizing skills are learned early in life. You will be doing yourself and your child a great service by showing them how to be organized. Not only will the process be easier, you will save money and time in the long run.
All in Order will help you and your student optimize their space and organize so they are ready for college and life.
Here's a short College Caboodle testimonial from college admissions coach, Paul Hemphill: