Can't locate those important items?
Stumbling over the "Will get to" pile?
Easily side-tracked?
No organization?
Systems on fast forward?
Why hire Amazing Spaces as a professional organizer?
If you're like most of us, bills and invitations slip through the cracks, only to reappear after their due date. Piles of paperwork mount up and multiply on every surface and we are constantly walking (even tripping) over items that are waiting for a home of their own. They become a "one of these days" project.
Why be organized?
- You can start living a less stressful lifestyle.
- You can save precious time for more important things (like family and friends).
- You can put an end to unsatisfying searches around the house.
- Your business will run more efficiently.
- Your employees will be happier which results in better profits for you.
- You can save more of your hard earned money.
Why hire a professional organizer?
- I am completely confidential.
- I provide creative and innovative organizational solutions.
- I have the ability to locate additional resources for larger projects.
- I can provide individualized help for those with special medical needs.
- I offer organizing tips and optional maintenance updates to keep you organized in the long run.
Hiring a professional organizer to help organize your home or office just makes perfect business sense. You don't have to drop everything to take on what looks like a 3-day project. You don't have to cringe every time you need to find something in the “valley of paper-cuts”. Go about your daily business and let this clutter specialist come in and help organize your home.
Bio
Ellen Bernardi began her personal organizing career in 1989. Over the years she has devoted most of her time to the creative planning of space and placement as regards to homes and offices.
Her organizational skills and experience led her to create Amazing Spaces, a company dedicated to the stress-free organization of home, office and daily living through clutter control and paper management.
She is the author of "Bar/Bat Mitzvah Planner", a complete step-by-step organizational manual. Ellen has also authored “Organized for Safety and Independence in Your Home”, a presentation for both seniors and those suffering debilitating diseases. She has been a speaker for the MA Parkinson’s Society and the MA Stroke and Heart Association. Customer service, respect and confidentiality are her trademarks.
Based in Massachusetts, Ellen is a member of The National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO) and The New England Professional Organizers (NEPO).
Each member of NAPO voluntarily adheres to the strict Code of Ethics that governs our profession.
Testimonials
Hear what my clients have to say about my home organization talents:
"Ellen began working in Joe's office over a year ago. It quickly became apparent to her that reorganizing the office space would lead to greater efficiency. She thought outside of the box in rearranging the furniture, files and systems. The flow improved dramatically and we enlisted her help in the main part of our home. She rearranged the kitchen cabinets to add storage space as well as safe storage for our serving pieces and linens.
We enlisted her help in creating order from chaos in our attic and basement storeroom. I felt as if a great burden was lifted when I came home to efficiently arranged spaces! We can now easily find items we thought we had, but had been buried for far too long. Ellen brings in appropriate storage containers for all needs and is even handy with hammer and nails! We highly recommend Ellen as an organizer par excellence!"
- Susan & Joe Stone
"During a period of preparation for a home renovation project, when it was necessary to empty several closets and storages, I found Ellen’s expertise valuable. As we worked together sorting, packing and disposing of unwanted items, Ellen was very helpful, offering suggestions, keeping me focused on the task and making the process go quickly and smoothly."
- J. N., Scituate
"Ellen is FEARLESS & can handle EXTREME conditions!"
- D.R., Hull
Organizing Tip #3:
Group similar items. Organize your can goods on a separate shelf from your cereal boxes. Keep all your paper supplies in one draw and your software discs in another. Every room can be broken down into easy to remember categories.
