I serve a 30 mile radius from my home, in Lake Elmo, MN. This includes all of Washington County, Ramsey County, St. Paul and Minneapolis, north to Forest Lake, and the western half of St. Croix County, WI. 

1. After you fill out my contact form, I will reach out to you via your preferred method of communication within 24 hours. I may offer dates to schedule an in-home consultation or schedule a 15-30 minute phone call to better understand your project.

2. The in-home consultation is complementary and lasts about an hour. During this visit, I will get a better feel for your habits and home challenges. Once I see your space I can make a recommendation on how many sessions you may need to complete your project(s). I will follow up the session with an email proposal for the recommended number of sessions.

3. Once scheduled, working sessions last three hours. During the working sessions, we will edit the items that are no longer of value to you and establish a system for a fully functional space.

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After the in-home consultation, I will make a recommendation and email you a quote on the number of sessions and which package is right for you and your space.

This recommendation is an estimate, as every project is unique. The final number of sessions and overall timeline may change based on factors such as the amount of clutter, decision-making time, pace of the sessions, and any changes to the original scope of work.

Feel free to view my packages and pricing here or contact me to schedule your in-home consultation.

I prefer it if you do NOT tidy before your session. It is helpful to see where piles and “drop-zones” naturally occur so we can address those specifically and find a solution. All I ask my clients to do before their session is to prepare an open mind for personal growth and self-development!

The short answer is, yes. Your presence during the session is crucial for a couple of key reasons. Firstly, having you there allows us to tailor the organizing process to your unique needs and preferences. Your input helps us understand what items are truly essential or hold sentimental value, guiding the decision-making process.

Secondly, involving you in the session ensures that the organizational systems we create are not only functional but also sustainable. By actively participating, you gain a firsthand understanding of the systems in place, making it easier for you to maintain and build upon them in the long run.

Once we have completed several sessions together and I have an understanding for your preferences and lifestyle, there may be aspects of the project that can be done independently. We will scope and address these as they arise.

For specific questions, please email me at contact@juniperorganizing.com.

Certainly not! And I will never discard anything without your permission. I will, however, encourage you to think critically about which items you in fact need and use, and to say goodbye to those items that do not add value.

The first step in any organization project is sorting out the items that you no longer need, use, or hold a sentimental attachment to. Responsible re-homing, donation, or recycling of items is at the core of what I do.

At the end of each session, I will gather everything I can and transport it to a donation site. Additionally, I will also take electronics, batteries, and lightbulbs for recycling through the Washington County Environmental Center.

If there is more than I can take in a carload, or if the items being discarded are bulky or require special handling, I will coordinate a pick up with one of my preferred vendors, who will invoice you directly. My junk removal partners place the highest priority on appropriate and responsible donating and recycling.

If handling donations yourself is your preference, I can provide you with a list of resources and organizations tailored to your specific items for disposal.

For more resources, check out my blog post on How to Declutter Responsibly and Locally.

Absolutely. Creating a sustainable system that’s easy to maintain is a key part of my process. That’s why I encourage clients to be present during sessions—we’ll work together to make decisions, talk through your family’s habits and preferences, and set up systems that make sense for your daily life. We’ll also discuss simple tactics to help get other family members on board, so everyone feels included and empowered to keep things running smoothly. And if life gets busy or you just need a reset, I offer maintenance sessions after a project is complete to help you stay on track long-term.