Three focused projects, with a written scope and quote before work starts.
The Paperwork Landing Place
A household paperwork system for one busy surface and the tasks attached to it.
Review of one household paperwork area using your description or photographs.
A one-page sorting map, plain-language folder labels, and a short review checklist.
A starter action list covering up to ten document types you identify.
One revision to the proposed system after your feedback.
Bring with you
A description or photos with private information concealed, available storage dimensions, the types of papers involved, and your preferred paper or digital format.
Household organization only; document retention, legal, tax, and financial decisions stay with you and your advisers. No account passwords needed.
Make one small room work around the furniture and character you want to keep.
Review of one room, its daily uses, and the pieces you want to retain.
Two simple furniture layout options using supplied measurements.
A keep, move, or source list with up to five optional sourcing suggestions.
One revision and a short order of operations for making the changes.
Bring with you
Room measurements, doorway and window positions, photographs, furniture dimensions, a list of must-keep pieces, and a spending limit for any proposed purchases.
Planning and sourcing support. Shopping, installation, structural changes, and moving services are separate; availability of secondhand finds can change.
Written quote agreed before work begins. Purchases are separate and require your approval.
Turn one lingering household job into a clear brief, a shortlist, and an agreed next step.
A concise brief for one defined household project.
Research into up to three suitable providers, with a comparison of stated services and open questions.
An inquiry message and checklist for comparing responses.
With your permission, one round of outreach and coordination of one appointment or introduction.
Bring with you
Project location or remote preference, desired outcome, timing, approximate budget, accessibility needs you want considered, and permission before any outreach.
Provider availability and suitability must be confirmed. You select and contract with the provider; their fees are separate. Ongoing project management is quoted separately.