If you’ve ever considered hiring a Profesional Organizer, you probably have some questions. Like, will I have to get rid of everything? or will there be judgment based on my space? It can be intimidating hiring a total stranger, inviting them into your home, and letting them touch your stuff. To provide reassurance and comfort, here are the top questions we get from potential clients. Read this new blog to learn more about professional organizer FAQ.
Professional Organizer FAQs
Why should I hire a Professional Organizer?
I am a firm believer in outsourcing things that I don’t have time to do, or simply don’t know how to do. For instance, work on my car, highlighting my hair, or even taxes. Sure, these are all things that I could do myself, if I wanted to invest my time learning, but I would rather spend it on things that I enjoy doing.
The same holds true for organizing your home. You could absolutely declutter and organize your space all on your own, but hiring a pro not only gives you time back, but we know strategizes to help. Methods to not only get you organized but keep you organized. If you feel like you are constantly looking for things, waste money replacing missing items, embarrassed to have people over, or feel stressed out by all the clutter, then you can benefit from hiring a Professional Organizer.
Will you make me get rid of all my stuff?
Definitely not! We will never force you to get rid of anything you don’t want to. Your items are yours and we will respect your decisions about what to keep, toss, or donate. We are simply there to support you and gently challenge you about your items. We’ll sort and categorize your items so its easy to make decisions about what is staying and what is going.
Do I need to clean up before you arrive?
Please don’t. It will be tempting to tidy before we arrive but I assure you it is not necessary. It’s very helpful for us to see the natural state of your space so we can effectively strategize ways to organize your space and help keep it that way.
Is our work confidential?
100%! Your privacy is very important to us and we adhere to the National Association of Productivity & Organizing Professionals (NAPO) Code of Ethics. We never judge you or your space and never ask you to reveal sensitive information. We keep client details strictly confidential.
Do I work with you, or do you work alone?
This is totally up to you. We have clients that are involved in the whole process, while others aren’t even at home while we organize. Whatever makes you most comfortable and works for your needs.
Do I need to buy organizing products?
Organizing products are not a mustm but are beneficial to help you maintain order. It all depends on how you want your space to look, and your budget. We will recommend certain products for your space, and if you would like to move forward we will handle procuring them. The price of organizing products are at the responsibility of the client and not included in the price of a session.
How long will it take?
Our team of organizers are efficient and productive. How fast things progress depends primarily on how quickly you can make decisions about your stuff. Getting organized is a process. Our visits are more like working with a personal trainer than a stressful one-time workout. Most clients have us back on a semi-regular basis to maintain or to catch back up.
Can you help me with my move?
We sure can! Moving is stressful but we can help you declutter your existing home, coordinate with movers, and unpack and organize your new home. Find out more here.
Do you offer gift certificates so I can buy one for a friend or family member?
Yes, we just ask that you be sure it’s really a gift they will enjoy. Organizing sessions will only be productive if the client is receptive and ready to participate in the process.
We hope this professional organizer FAQ was helpful. To begin the process you can book a complimentary consultation so we can learn more about your space and goals by clicking here.
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See you soon,
Audra
