Home Girl

About

Listed for

• Professional organizers

  What we found: listed on Google as a professional organizer.

Good to know

• Every job has at least two people, a lead organizer and an assistant, with more assistants or subcontractors added for large or heavy work. Source
• Clients are not required to throw things away, and the company says it is not minimalist. Source
• Clients must attend the assessment but do not need to be home on working days, when the team checks in once or twice by phone, photos or video call. Source
• The team uses what is already in the home and brings its own supplies; estimates usually include an allowance for specialty materials. Source
• The team has taken specialty courses in downsizing, move management, interior redesign and staging. Source
• The team can sell furniture and other items for clients. Source

Services

Home organization

Assesses how a household uses its space and sets up tailored systems for clutter, closets, productivity and household planning. Source

Move management

Leads clients through the logistics of moving from one home to another. Source

Pre-pack and staging

Packs items not needed day to day, declutters rooms, closets and cabinets, and stages the home with the client's own belongings so it is ready for photos. Source

Home prep for sale

Selects materials and hires and oversees work such as lighting, cleaning, painting, carpet and punch-list items before a home is listed. Source

Inspection list repairs

Coordinates the company's regular contractors to complete agreed inspection items once a home is under contract. Source

Home personalization

Helps with design selections and with hiring and overseeing updates to a new home before or after move-in. Source

Selling furniture and items

Sells furniture and other belongings on behalf of clients as a special project. Source

Photo organizing

Organizes clients' photos as a special project. Source

New construction

How a job runs

1. Contact the company to book a 30-minute in-person assessment, free within the Denver metro.
2. Walk through the areas that need attention together.
3. Receive an action plan and estimate.
4. Agree on a work schedule.
5. The team works on site and checks in with you during the day.

Credentials it states

• Members of the National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals (NAPO) Source
• Founder Hadley Watson has been a NAPO professional organizer since 2016, and organizer Amy Chadick also became a NAPO professional organizer Source

These are the company's own statements. We have not verified them, so ask for proof.

Questions to ask before you hire

• Do you work alongside me, or can you work while I am out?
• Do you charge by the hour or by the project, and is there a minimum?
• Do you take donations and recycling away, or is that left to me?
• Have you worked with situations like mine before, such as a move, a new baby or a parent downsizing?