Frequently Asked Questions

Professional organizers apply organizing principles, skill, and experience to assist individuals in creating order and function in their home or office. They determine the client's need, offer solutions, implement them, and educate the client on how to maintain organization.

NAPO stands for the National Association of Professional Organizers. Formed in 1985, NAPO is the premier organization dedicated to the field of organizing. NAPO defines quality standards for its members, provides education, and serves as an industry resource. NAPO strives to ensure the highest level of excellence and professionalism from its members.

A complimentary consultation may be done by email or telephone. The organizer asks specific questions in order to identify your organizing needs and solutions.

This is often the reason people do not call for assistance sooner. EOI is professional and understands the personal nature of asking for help with organizing. Service is provided in a confidential, non-judgmental, and supportive manner.

Karyn Madorin will work with you from the initial consultation to the completion of your project. If additional help is needed, this will be discussed by the organizer and client.

Some clients prefer to work side-by-side with the organizer and some prefer to just be available to answer questions. This is determined by the organizer and client.

This depends on the type and size of the project as well as the commitment level of the client.

Suggestions for products suited to your needs will be made as needed. There are many options and price ranges available. Many clients already have items that can be used in organizing.

The organizer can provide you with resources or arrange for donation, consignment, internet, recycle, and other disposal services.

Karyn Madorin has a custom approach for each client. She views every client as an individual with their own circumstances and challenges while assisting them toward their goals.