Other Home Organizer Services
Storage rooms, sheds and utility spaces should help you stay organized, not create more stress with piles of stuff and clutter. When items are scattered and hard to find, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed or avoid using the space altogether. As a professional home organizer, I help clients declutter what’s no longer needed and create simple systems that make these spaces tidy and functional. On this page, you’ll see before and after photos of storage areas that once felt chaotic, now transformed into organized, easy-to-use spaces. With everything in its place, finding what you need becomes simple and maintaining the space is easier, leaving you more time and energy for the things that matter.
Home Organizer Empties Storage Unit
For years, this storage unit held boxes of memories, unused furniture and “we’ll deal with it later” decisions. What started as temporary storage had quietly become a long-term, costly holding place for things my clients no longer needed or even remembered they had.
As their home organizer, I guided them through a thoughtful organizing process to declutter with clarity and confidence. Together, we opened every box, sorted every piece and made intentional decisions about what to keep, what to donate and what to sell. Instead of feeling overwhelmed, they felt empowered. Instead of avoiding it, they faced it.
The result? A completely cleared storage unit — and a HUTE sense of relief. Not only did they finally tidy up years of accumulated belongings, they also eliminated a recurring monthly storage fee. Less clutter, less expense and far more peace of mind.
This transformation is a powerful reminder that decluttering isn’t just about organizing a space — it’s about freeing yourself from what no longer serves you.


Storage Room Declutter by a Home Organizer
This Denver couple had a large storage room, but everything was just piled on the floor. I suggested getting some freestanding shelving units to maximize the space. And what a game changer! Nothing needed to be purged from this space. Not only did we get everything off the floor and onto the shelves, we were able to empty another storage closet and put all of their holiday decorations in this room. Even better...they have empty shelves for any future items that need to be stored.
Tidy Storage Room Transformation
This storage room was lacking one very important feature...SHELVES! Knowing this space was going to be used to store holiday decorations, as well as a clothing rack for ski jackets and gear, we decided on deep, built-in shelves. We also knew we had to get some clear bins to store everything. Once everything was sorted, we were able to group all of the decor into the appropriate-sized bins and get them on the wonderful new shelves. Now this storage room is functional, as well as organized.
Home Organizer Storage Reset
This Denver couple didn't know what to do about this narrow storage space with concrete walls – so they just piled things they didn't use often and tried to ignore the mess. Until they couldn't. 🙂 I measured the space and we bought freestanding shelving units to maximize every inch. Once we sorted through everything, we were able to get all of it on the shelves where it's easy to see and access.
Organized Shed by a Professional Organizer
This client in Longmont lives in a small house and does not have a garage. Luckily she has a big shed in her back yard...but it needed some serious help from SOS. We tossed and donated loads of stuff. We then categorized everything that remained and put it all in water tight containers (labeled, of course!). We also bought and built shelves to take advantage of the vertical space. Now, everything is easy to see and access!




Home Organizer Shed Transformation
A shed this size is a bonus for most homeowners. But this Park Hill woman wasn't sure where to start when it came to organizing her space. No worries...SOS knew just what to do. First, we pulled everything out and made piles by category: camping, gardening, chemicals, home improvement items and holiday decorations. Then it was time to clean the space. We swept the floor, sucked up all of the dead bugs and spider webs in the rafters and walls, and wiped down all of the shelves. We then used the walls to hang long handled tools and set up zones for each of our categories. The shed now looks and feels twice as big and everything is easy to see and use!


















