A Place for Everything Frequently Asked Questions: Luxury Move Management & Customized Organizing Solutions

Call us at 303-656-5354 and we’ll start with a conversation. We’ll assess your situation and recommend services that fit your needs. Some clients outsource everything, and others need help with specific parts like pre-move decluttering or unpacking. We’re flexible and can handle whatever tasks you can’t (or don’t want to) do yourself.

Luxury move management is comprehensive support for your entire move. Our services include:

• Helping you declutter and streamline your possessions before the move
• Coordinating with your moving company
• Supervising the packing and loading process
• Telling movers exactly where to put each box and piece of furniture at your new house
• Unpacking and organizing everything after the trucks leave

Moving companies transport your belongings. We orchestrate the entire experience by:

• Getting bids from trusted movers
• Supervising the packing process
• Ensuring items are loaded efficiently, for easy unpacking
• Directing the movers at your new place
• Unpacking and organizing all your belongings

Think of us as your move project manager plus your unpacking team.

No. We don’t own trucks or transport items. However, we have relationships with trusted moving companies and can make recommendations. We also provide move management services — including getting bids, supervising packing and loading, overseeing unloading, and complete unpacking and organization in your new home.

Yes. If you’re moving and just need help with unpacking and organizing your new home, we can help. Many clients hire movers for the transport and bring us in for the unpacking and setup phase.

Ideally, at least 6-8 weeks before your move date, especially during the busy season (April-September). This gives us time to help with pre-move decluttering (if needed) and ensure our team is available for your move dates.

Not necessarily. Once we’ve worked with you to understand your preferences, many clients choose to be away during the actual moving days. We’ve had clients go on vacation, attend their child’s out-of-state tournament, or simply continue working their regular schedule while we handle the packing, moving coordination, and unpacking.

Yes. We work with many realtors and their clients to prepare homes for listing, including:

• Strategic removal of excess items (the “top layer” of stuff)
• Coordination with estate sale companies or donation services
• Organization of remaining items to showcase your home’s best features

We can refer you to companies to help you get rid of the stuff you no longer need. We have connections with trusted resources like:

• Estate sale companies
• Donation services
• Junk hauling companies

Every move is unique. We bill hourly for our organizers’ time and provide transparent pricing after our initial consultation. Cost depends on:

• The size of your home
• The scope of services you need
• Your moving timeline

Our services are well worth the cost — our clients tell us it’s the best money they spent during their move.

We specialize in luxury moves in Cherry Hills Village, Cherry Creek, Greenwood Village, and throughout the Denver metro area. Our team is experienced with high-end homes and understands the unique requirements of luxury properties.

Yes. While luxury move management and unpacking are our primary focus, we also provide customized organizing solutions for closets, garages, home offices, kitchens, and other spaces. Many clients start with move management and later bring us back to tackle specific areas of their home.

Absolutely. Many organizers — including members of our own team — have an ADHD diagnosis, too. We know ADHD brings gifts of creativity and a unique world view, along with challenges when dealing with boring or routine tasks. 

We’ll work with you to understand how your brain works, and we’ll design systems that support you in keeping things organized for good.

Highly unlikely! We have been in hundreds of homes and we have seen all kinds of things! And even if it’s the worst situation we have ever encountered, we are professionals with a high degree of empathy and will not judge you. 

By the way, if you think you might have a problem with hoarding, you might consider downloading the clutter-hoarding scale from the Institute for Challenging Disorganization. The scale is intended as an assessment tool for residential environments. A Place for Everything® can usually help clients who are at Level 1 and 2 on the scale. If you’re higher on the scale, we would be happy to refer you to a qualified organizer.

Every home and family is different. Our customized organizing solutions are designed around how you live, work, and use your space — not a one-size-fits-all approach. Whether it’s a walk-in closet, a garage, or a home office, we create systems that work for your lifestyle.

It’s easier and more efficient if you don’t buy containers ahead of time. Until we sort through your items and assign them homes, we won’t know what containers will actually help you stay organized. We’ll recommend the right organizing supplies once we reach that stage, and we can shop for them if you prefer.

No. You make all the decisions about what stays and what goes. Our job is to help you think through those decisions, but we’ll never force you to part with anything you want to keep.

I love to support new organizers, but I don’t always have time in my schedule to meet with everyone who contacts me. Here are a few resources to get you started.

• NAPO (National Association of Professional Organizers) – I highly recommend you take the 001 Course – Introduction to Professional Organizing.
• NAPO Colorado – the local chapter meets every other month for networking, educational speakers and other activities to help you succeed.
• NAPO Colorado Mentor Circle – This is sponsored by NAPO Colorado and usually meets at a local restaurant every other month. A great place to meet other new or aspiring organizers and get your questions answered by a seasoned organizer. Look under the “Events” tab of the NAPO Colorado website. 
• ICD (Institute for Challenging Organization) – This is a great place for educational resources, especially in the fields of chronic disorganization, ADD/ADHD, and hoarding.
• NASMM (National Association of Senior Move Managers) – a great resource if you’re interested in working with seniors who are downsizing or relocating.