We go through everything with you and help determine what stays and what goes. What you want to keep gets thoughtfully organized so your space is functional and easier to maintain. What you no longer need or want is sorted for donation, resale, recycling, or responsible disposal.

We can also handle the legwork, including hauling away donations and coordinating disposal, so you're not left with a pile of bags and boxes to deal with after we're gone.

For larger projects, additional services such as junk removal, dumpster rental, specialty disposal, or disposal of certain materials may be necessary and can involve additional costs. We’ll discuss those expenses with you before moving forward whenever possible.

The goal isn’t just to organize your stuff—it’s to thoroughly work through it, clear out what no longer belongs, and make sense of what remains.

I prefer that you’re there, but you don’t have to be. There will be decisions along the way about what to keep, donate, sell, or dispose of, and nothing will be removed or disposed of without your approval. If you can’t—or simply don’t want to—be there, we’ll establish a process for getting your approval when decisions need to be made.

That said, there’s a real benefit to working through the process together. You’re not just getting an organized space—you’re learning practical skills and systems that can help you keep it that way long after I leave.

Being part of the transformation can also be surprisingly empowering. You make the decisions, take back control of your space, and learn that maintaining it doesn’t have to feel overwhelming.

I’ll help you make sense of the mess, but ultimately, the space becomes yours again.

As much—or as little—as you want. You can sit in a chair and answer questions while I do the heavy lifting, or you can roll up your sleeves and get down and dirty right alongside me. There’s no expectation that you have to tackle the physical work yourself.

That said, we’ll usually make faster progress when we work together. Having you involved means quicker decisions about what stays, what goes, and where things belong.

I also understand that sometimes the whole reason you’re calling me is because you simply can’t do it on your own—whether you don’t have the time, energy, physical ability, or you’re just completely overwhelmed by where to begin.

That’s okay. Meet me where you are, and I’ll take it from there.

It depends on the size and density of the project, what we’re sorting through, and how quickly decisions can be made. A mountain of paperwork can take longer to sort than a garage full of bulky items simply because every piece may need a decision.

Your decision-making pace matters, too. We can spend all day moving things from one side of a room to the other if you’re not ready to let anything go—and sometimes that’s part of the process. I’m not here to pressure you into getting rid of things you want to keep.

On the other hand, when you’re ready to make decisions and keep things moving, we can accomplish a surprising amount in a short time. We might completely reclaim your garage on a Saturday morning—and give you back not only your space, but the rest of your weekend.

Once I understand what we’re working with, I’ll give you a realistic idea of how much time your project may require.

Getting your space back shouldn’t feel complicated. Here’s how it works:

1. Let’s Talk
We’ll start with a free 15-minute consultation so you can tell me what’s going on, what you’d like to accomplish, and where you’re feeling stuck. No need to clean up first—I need to understand the space as it actually is.

2. Show Me the Mess
Once I have an idea of the project, I may ask you to send a few photos or schedule a quick video call. This helps me understand the size and scope of the job and what additional services or resources might be needed.

3. Get Your Custom Proposal
I’ll put together a custom proposal outlining the project, recommended services, and pricing. You’ll have a chance to review everything before making a commitment.

4. Make It Official
Once you approve the proposal, a $100 deposit secures your project and allows us to schedule your first visit.

5. Let’s Get Your SHT 2gether
When I arrive, we’ll walk through the space together, review the plan, and make sure we’re on the same page before getting to work. 50% of the project total will be due before work begins, with your $100 deposit credited toward the amount due.

6. Make Sense of the Mess
Then we get to work—sorting, organizing, clearing out, and transforming your space based on the plan we created. If something unexpected comes up, we’ll discuss it before making any significant changes or adding additional costs.

7. Enjoy Your Space Again
Once the agreed-upon project is complete, the remaining 50% balance is due. Then comes the best part: stepping back and realizing you can actually use—and enjoy—your space again.

You absolutely can do this yourself.

But… you’re not, are you?

How long has that garage, closet, spare room, or pile of boxes been on your “I really need to deal with that” list?

Sometimes the hardest part isn’t knowing how to organize—it’s actually getting started and sticking with it. It’s amazing how quickly things get done when you’ve invested $300 and there’s someone knocking on your door at 9 a.m. ready to tackle it with you.

You’re not just paying me to organize. You’re paying for accountability, momentum, an objective set of eyes, an extra pair of hands, and someone who will help you make decisions and keep the project moving until it’s done.

And if reading this gives you the motivation to finally tackle it yourself?

Way to go!!! Seriously. Go get your SHT 2gether.

And if another month goes by and that garage still looks exactly the same?

Call me.

Absolutely—if they’re actually going to help.

Extra hands can make a project move much faster, but they need to be worker bees, not additional decision-makers. You want someone who will pack the boxes, carry the bags, sort the piles, and help keep things moving—not someone who questions every decision you make or convinces you to keep something you’ve already decided to let go.

This is your space and your stuff, which means the final decisions are yours.

So bring your mom, sister, best friend, neighbor, or whoever makes you feel supported. Just choose someone who will respect your decisions, follow the plan, and help us keep the momentum going.

And if your favorite person is more likely to say, “You can’t get rid of THAT!” every five minutes?

Maybe invite them over after we’re done.