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Clutter is a part of almost everyone’s daily life. Whether in your home, office or car it seems to be unavoidable. Staying on top of your clutter can seem like a daunting task at times…especially during the holidays. Here are a few tips to help you de-clutter before this holiday season.

If you have kids, you know how challenging even regular cleaning can be. When is the last time you deep cleaned your home? For most of us, we likely don’t remember the last deep clean we completed. We strongly recommend deep-cleaning seasonally, with tasks for each time of year to keep the daunting task seem a little easier. Having kids is tough on your home, vehicles and furniture.

Hard to believe it is fall already isn’t it? As you get back to your regular routine now that the summer time rush is over, it can be overwhelming to make a plan to stay organized and keep your house in tip top shape. There are a lot of resources out there so here are some of the best tips combined in one place! This detailed list of fall chores that will have you prepared for winter in no time!

Hiring a House Cleaner. If you are one of us that are constantly on the go, and struggle to find time to get your house perfectly clean, you have probably considered hiring a house cleaner. In fact, the majority of our clients are people like you, that just don't have time to mop floors, deep clean the home, and other tedious tasks that seem impossible after a long day at the office. Sometimes knowing that you have someone to rely on helps relieve the stress, by knowing you have a few more hours in a week to yourself.

Ahh... Back to School is soon approaching! It's that bitter-sweet time of year where the kids head back to the classroom, and parents scramble to get the home organized, registering for sports, school supplies shopping done; and making a meal plan for lunches (that may be forgotten by October 1st)! It can be a lot for us parents to juggle, especially working full time! Just like most tasks, having a game plan, a list and some helpful tips to keep your head in the parenting-game.