Our Mission
What Do We Do?
Meet Jennifer
( Organising Professional )




Our Services
Preparing for the next stage of your life? Downsizing for retirement to reduce your workload and streamline your life? With a home full of memories, possessions, and treasured items, decluttering can seem like an impossible task. Where do you begin?
One of the most challenging times you can face is having to clear out the home of someone you loved. The challenges are many and no two homes or situations are the same.
Personal possessions and home contents often overflow and go to one of two places. Either the garage, or off-site storage.
Is the clutter and disorder of areas of your home impacting you living life in a happy and productive way? When decluttering and organising can seem like an impossible task, where do you begin? Offering decluttering services in Sydney and beyond, take the first step with the experienced and friendly team at Decluttering Solutions.
There can be a variety of decluttering and organising situations that can be deemed more complex. The NDIS, the Aged Care sector, workplace injury claims, to name a few. Especially if there are multiple stakeholders involved.

The Decluttering Experts in Sydney
Declutter Your Life
Who Are We?
Deceased Estate
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- Working with the family and/or Executors to assist in whatever tasks need to be completed.
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- Locating important items including jewellery, wills, and memorabilia.
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- Collecting, collating, or disposing of paperwork.
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- Removing and disposing of the home’s unwanted contents.
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- Identifying items of potential monetary value on behalf of the Estate.



Downsizing

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- Removing unwanted household items including furniture, decorative items, clothing, and more, in preparation for a move.
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- Assist with layout planning of your new home and any necessary purchases.
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- Findi appropriate avenues of sale for valuable items, whether an auction house orother platforms.
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- Communicate with Coordinators and Managers of Aged Care villages or complexes in order to streamline the move.
Relocation & Property Services


Why Choose
Jennifer Writes

- Check out their website and social media platforms.
- Read what they write or share. Does it resonate?
- Check out their professional development journey if they highlight it. It may be on LinkedIn. There is a lot of ongoing quality training available for Professional Organisers to create their niche.
- Are they a member of a Professional Body with a Code of Practice?
- Do they hold Public Liability and Professional Indemnity insurance?

My experienced Professional Organiser brain immediately goes into overdrive. What injury has prompted the need for decluttering and organising services?
How was 2 sessions of 3 hours decided? What is the client's issue/injury that is impacting their ability to organise and declutter their own items? Prior to a person’s injury, how did they manage their home? In a naturally organised and orderly way or have they always struggled to stay tidy and find things they own? If the situation is temporary, like a broken leg, then decluttering and organising is just about making the space safe for the client. Access to items of daily and immediate importance needs to be prioritised until the client is back to managing life and their home as usual. If there is a brain injury however, then teaching them strategies might require far more than just squeezing it in, along with decluttering the space, which is already a mentally fatiguing exercise for anyone. If we are decluttering, that implies items leaving the home. Are the items going, in a suitable condition for donation or a council cleanup or a commercial rubbish removal? Will they be going into off-site storage for a period of time? This implies extra time and costs that impact the quote too. If someone has had a life changing injury, then having to relinquish personal items that are part of their identity can be very painful and challenging. That corporate wardrobe or the beautiful furniture they have worked hard to purchase might have to go, so they can continue to live and move around at home in a safe and accessible way. A lot of grieving needs to happen and you can’t ride roughshod over that.




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