What People Are Saying
When you came to help me, my life was in a great deal of stress due to the medical condition of my husband. In general, it felt like life was out of control. By having you come to my house to help me organize my closets, it helped me feel like I had regained some control. You came in with your friendly smile and just got to work. We did the work together, and then you took my stuff away to give to charity. No room for second thoughts, which was fabulous! Jamie Dann, m.s.w.,Century 21 |
What Business People Are Saying
Margaret has become an important part of our team. She follows the direction given to her and executes to the best of her ability. She is personable, warm, supportive and friendly. All the traits we appreciate in someone who continuously works with us throughout the year. Aileen and James Reyes-Picknell |
She Actually Likes Dealing With Clutter!
But it’s more than getting simply getting rid of clutter…anyone can do that... “Feeling Ready To Let Go”Margaret understands the difference between “getting rid of clutter” and “feeling ready to let go of it”. And that’s a very important difference! With an innate ability to know when to be firm and when to be gentle, Margaret works with you to “make room in your life”. “One Person’s Junk Is Another Person’s Treasure”
Margaret takes every opportunity to find good homes for items that deserve a new life…whether that means donating it to charity or to someone in her network in exchange for a donation to a Barrie charity. More Affordable Than You ThinkIt may seem like a mountain to you, one that will take forever to get through. Not to Margaret. She’s a professional organizer who has the experience and whirlwind energy to know exactly how to get a handle on your space. And for less than you think, you can “make room in your life.”
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You may think she’s crazy because of her passion to deal with clutter, but it’s that passion that drives Margaret’s success. She loves doing what most people absolutely hate…getting rid of clutter!
Another important difference is that “clutter” doesn’t automatically mean “junk”. Often, it’s time for something that was once important but now has become “clutter” to find new life and importance with someone else.
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