Professional Organizing

If you are feeling that your home is a bit- or a lot- disorganized, you are not alone. According to industry surveys, more that 50% of Americans feel overwhelmed by the amount of clutter in their homes. Unfortunately, a messy home can contribute to . . .

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• Stress: Clutter can increase levels of cortisol, the stress hormone.

• Poor Focus: Clutter can make it harder to focus because the brain is focused on the clutter- and not the task at hand.

• Poor Sleep: Excessive clutter and a disorganized environment may make it more difficult to "quiet" the mind at bedtime.

• Dust allergies: Dust mites and other allergens can accumulate in cluttered homes.

• Slips and Falls: There is an increased risk of falling and injuries in a disorganized space.​​