What to Expect From a Decluttering Session in the Boulder and Denver areas

Introduction: Thinking About Hiring a Professional Organizer?

If you’ve never worked with a home organizer before, you might be wondering: Will they judge me? Do I have to clean up first? What if I’m not ready to let go of things?

Great news: we get those questions all the time—and this blog post has your answers.

FAQ #1: What happens during a session?

We start with a walkthrough of your space. Then we sort, categorize, and talk through what’s working—and what’s not. It’s a hands-on, collaborative process. You’re in control the entire time. FAQ #2: Do I have to clean before you come?

Absolutely not. Please don’t! We need to see your space as it actually functions to help you build systems that work.

FAQ #3: Will I be forced to throw things away?

Nope. Our job is to support you—not push you. We will work together to help you think through what to keep or donate in order to cele, we’ll organize it in a way that makes your life easier.

FAQ #4: What kinds of things do you help organize?

Everything from closets and kitchens to paperwork, toys, laundry areas, garages, and home offices. We specialize in spaces that are working against you—and help make them supportive.

FAQ #5: How long does it take?

Most sessions run 4–6 hours. That’s enough time to make real progress without burnout. Bigger projects take multiple sessions.

FAQ #6: What if I have ADHD or get overwhelmed easily?

That’s our specialty! We use ADHD-friendly organizing techniques and break things down into manageable steps. No shame. No judgment. Just support.

FAQ #7: What does it cost?

Think of it like hiring a housekeeper or therapist—it’s an investment in your mental clarity and stress reduction. Knowing what you have and finding it easily can help you save money from repurchasing. See our current rates and packages here.

How to Prepare (Hint: You Don’t Have To)

There’s nothing to prep. Come as you are.

Want to feel extra ready?

• Name what is important to you—what is the main reason you want to get more organized and decluttered

• Make a short list of your top stress points

• Let other household members know we’ll be working together

• Be open to the process—but no pressure