Featured Tip

We often come across an item while we are cleaning or organizing that we no longer need or use.  Sometimes it’s a pair of shoes that do not fit your child anymore or a purse we will not use again.  It is a good idea to keep a box in the garage labeled “To Give Away”.  Having this box will also prepare you for any large organizing projects you are getting ready to do.  As you come across something that you are ready to be rid of just take it directly to this box.  Once a month go through the box and pass along those items to others.  A great resource for this is Freecycle.org.  You have to join your local group from there, and then you will be able to post your unwanted items for somebody to come and pick them up.  This will also help to reduce the amount of waste that makes it to our landfills.  “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure”.  Empty egg cartons, empty glass jars, shoe boxes, clothes, shoes, linens, etc can always be used by someone else.  Happy Organizing!

~Amanda

Services

Virtual Organizing

Clearing the Clutter is now offering a new alternative to traditional organizing!  Through the use of modern day technology we can help our clients virtually organize their homes.  If you only have one to two areas that are troubling you take a look at plan #1. With only one-two days to complete those two areas the plan is seamless.  If you need to have multiple areas or your entire home and you just need the guidance to get it all done, take a look at plan #2. read more

This weekend Clearing the Clutter is offering the "Change Your Life Weekend" for only $329. That's 16 hours!!! Clearing the Clutter will come to your home or office and organize any room or rooms we can tackle! We are your personal organizers and planners all weekend! Contact Us today!

About the Company & Testimonials

Amanda Berisford, president and founder of Clearing the Clutter, is an interior designer and professional organizer.  She discovered at an early age that organizing was her passion.  Amanda took pleasure from having an organized closet and desk space to do her homework on.  She attended the Art Institute of Atlanta for a degree in interior design.  Soon after graduation, Amanda discovered the career path for organizers.  Now as a working mother of two young girls and a wife, she understands more now the importance of an organized life.  From toys to closets to spices having a place for everything frees up her time to enjoy being with the family. MORE...