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FAQ

No question is too small & no home is too far gone

FAQ

No question is too small & no home is too far gone

Hiring someone to help organize your home can feel like a big step
Hiring someone to help organize your home can feel like a big step. These are the questions people ask before they take it.

During a new client consultation, we start by having the client walk me through their home. I take notes and ask questions as they tell me about the different rooms and what is not working for them in each room.

After they've shown me all of the areas of their home that could use decluttering or organizing, we sit down together and go through a handful of questions. Then I have the client read over my client agreement while I go back through the house to take pictures.

After the client has signed the agreement, we come up with an action plan to organize or declutter the top three areas the client wants to focus on first. Finally, we schedule the first date to work together.

Yes, I do virtual consults. We meet over FaceTime or Zoom and the client walks me through all the different spaces on video. From there, I treat the consultation the same as if I were doing it in person.

Yes, I do. I usually work with those clients virtually, as I did with a client in Louisville, Kentucky, and two different clients in New York. I even organized paperwork with one client where she showed me each piece of paper on zoom and we talked about what to do with that. It sounds complicated but it ended up working really well.

I also am available for travel to assist in packing, unpacking, and organizing for a move, but the client is responsible for airfare, accommodations and food in addition to the normal supplies.

This is a question I get very often from clients during organizing consultations. I want to assure you that I do not compare or judge clients.

I take the home in its current condition, come up with the plan, and make their goals a reality. No comparison, no judgement.

The best way to purchase time for a family member to reach out to me either by phone, text or email and let me know what you’re looking for.

If you want to buy a consultation for a family member, you can purchase a $75 gift card.

If you’d like to purchase a chunk of hours, purchase a gift certificate. After purchase, I will collect the contact information for their family member and reach out to them to schedule a consultation. During the consultation, I let the client know that they have extra hours on their account. At that time, I figure out with them how to best use those hours.

Yes, I love working with elderly clients in nearly every capacity they need.

For these clients, I mostly help them to downsize their belongings and put together the paperwork binders for them just to make life a little bit easier. I also work with a client monthly for 2 hours to help her open her mail and pay bills. If you have a specific question, please ask!

HOME BINDERS:
When I organize paperwork for clients, I set them up with 2 different home binders. There's a home reference binder, which is everything you would need to give someone if you are selling your home. The other home binder is home operations, which is all the nitty-gritty on how you run your house including tabs for all of the different bills that you pay and a list for holiday planning as well.

MEDICAL BINDERS:
A binder with medical history, prescriptions, and other key medical records that’s ready for you to bring to your appointments. I try to put all family members together in one binder, but if there are family members that have extensive medical conditions, I will make a separate binder for each family member in that case.

FINANCIAL BINDERS:
A financial binder has everything in it that the person and their family would need in order to bring it with them to meet with their financial advisor.

Bless Your Nest is an organizing company that tailors the organizing plan to each client’s unique needs. I custom fit every plan to the rooms and needs of the client. For example, if a client loves to cook or bake, they likely have a specific way of organizing food in their pantry. I work with their current systems and needs to organize in a way that fits their life. This extends to bins, baskets, and other supplies—I like to make these choices customized and personal to my clients.

The Neat Method is an organizing franchise that has one system for organizing for all homes. The client who loves to cook or bake will receive the same treatment as those who don’t, as the neat method has a specific way of organizing food in the pantry. The method also only uses one type of bin for all spaces.
Hiring someone to help organize your home can feel like a big step
Hiring someone to help organize your home can feel like a big step. These are the questions people ask before they take it.

During a new client consultation, we start by having the client walk me through their home. I take notes and ask questions as they tell me about the different rooms and what is not working for them in each room.

After they've shown me all of the areas of their home that could use decluttering or organizing, we sit down together and go through a handful of questions. Then I have the client read over my client agreement while I go back through the house to take pictures.

After the client has signed the agreement, we come up with an action plan to organize or declutter the top three areas the client wants to focus on first. Finally, we schedule the first date to work together.

Yes, I do virtual consults. We meet over FaceTime or Zoom and the client walks me through all the different spaces on video. From there, I treat the consultation the same as if I were doing it in person.

Yes, I do. I usually work with those clients virtually, as I did with a client in Louisville, Kentucky, and two different clients in New York. I even organized paperwork with one client where she showed me each piece of paper on zoom and we talked about what to do with that. It sounds complicated but it ended up working really well.

I also am available for travel to assist in packing, unpacking, and organizing for a move, but the client is responsible for airfare, accommodations and food in addition to the normal supplies.

This is a question I get very often from clients during organizing consultations. I want to assure you that I do not compare or judge clients.

I take the home in its current condition, come up with the plan, and make their goals a reality. No comparison, no judgement.

The best way to purchase time for a family member to reach out to me either by phone, text or email and let me know what you’re looking for.

If you want to buy a consultation for a family member, you can purchase a $75 gift card.

If you’d like to purchase a chunk of hours, purchase a gift certificate. After purchase, I will collect the contact information for their family member and reach out to them to schedule a consultation. During the consultation, I let the client know that they have extra hours on their account. At that time, I figure out with them how to best use those hours.

Yes, I love working with elderly clients in nearly every capacity they need.

For these clients, I mostly help them to downsize their belongings and put together the paperwork binders for them just to make life a little bit easier. I also work with a client monthly for 2 hours to help her open her mail and pay bills. If you have a specific question, please ask!

HOME BINDERS:
When I organize paperwork for clients, I set them up with 2 different home binders. There's a home reference binder, which is everything you would need to give someone if you are selling your home. The other home binder is home operations, which is all the nitty-gritty on how you run your house including tabs for all of the different bills that you pay and a list for holiday planning as well.

MEDICAL BINDERS:
A binder with medical history, prescriptions, and other key medical records that’s ready for you to bring to your appointments. I try to put all family members together in one binder, but if there are family members that have extensive medical conditions, I will make a separate binder for each family member in that case.

FINANCIAL BINDERS:
A financial binder has everything in it that the person and their family would need in order to bring it with them to meet with their financial advisor.

Bless Your Nest is an organizing company that tailors the organizing plan to each client’s unique needs. I custom fit every plan to the rooms and needs of the client. For example, if a client loves to cook or bake, they likely have a specific way of organizing food in their pantry. I work with their current systems and needs to organize in a way that fits their life. This extends to bins, baskets, and other supplies—I like to make these choices customized and personal to my clients.

The Neat Method is an organizing franchise that has one system for organizing for all homes. The client who loves to cook or bake will receive the same treatment as those who don’t, as the neat method has a specific way of organizing food in the pantry. The method also only uses one type of bin for all spaces.
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