Our work

Before, during, after

Rooms that had stopped being usable, and what they looked like when we were done.

A condo cleanout

Fifteen years, room by room

Every surface, every floor, and most of the walking space had disappeared under things that arrived faster than anyone could decide about them, over fifteen years.

We worked one room at a time. Nothing left the house until someone had looked at it, and anything uncertain waited.

Living room filled floor to ceiling with boxes, bags and belongings
Before The living room
The same living and dining area partly cleared, floor visible, boxes stacked along one wall
During Floor returning, one room at a time
Bedroom with the floor completely covered in clothing, boxes and bedding
Before The bedroom
The same bedroom cleared, bed made, carpet vacuumed
After The bedroom
Kitchen with every counter covered and the floor stacked with clothing and cardboard
Before The kitchen
The same kitchen cleared, with new flooring, ready for sale
After The kitchen, cleared and then updated for sale

Three decades

Kitchens that went back to working

Kimberly, who leads our organizing work, photographed her own jobs. Same counters, same cabinets — the difference is what is on them, and where it went.

Before: A working kitchen that had stopped workingBefore
After: A working kitchen that had stopped workingAfter
A working kitchen that had stopped working
Before: Counters and stovetop returned to the cookBefore
After: Counters and stovetop returned to the cookAfter
Counters and stovetop returned to the cook

Every one of these started with a phone call.

We look at the rooms together, and you get a written plan and a fixed price before anything moves.