Real Estate Sales- The hottest thing next to Grandma's fresh out of the oven apple pie, is a house going on the market which has been de-cluttered. Be Clutter Free will remove those items so a potential buyer can envision their furniture and family living in that house. 

Residential- When you walk in your house do you feel like there is excess stuff, it’s cluttered and has a heavy feeling? I can help, I can pick up all the excess items from your home, the ones you haven't used in a year or a few, and remove them so you can once again have a clean and happy healthy home. Turn your junk rooms back into what it is intended to be. 

Property Rentals- Has your tenants moved out and left their unwanted items in your rental property and now you have to clean it up before you can rent it again? I can come remove items so you can get on with the rental process.

10 QUICK TIPS TO MINIMIZE CLUTTER

Did you know? Recent studies estimate that between 2 and 5 percent of Americans hoard, which places the number at a staggering 6 million to 15 million.  The Globe and Mail, October 28, 2010, Compulsive collection or hoarder disorder? By Zosia Bielski

1. When you buy something new throw out or donate something old.
2. If you have not used it in a year, throw it out or donate it.
3. If you have family heirlooms, it’s better to give it to your children when you are alive.  This could prevent siblings from fighting over it.
4. If it does not fit any more donate it, it is easier to repurpose than to throw it out.
5. When you start a donate box, do not take anything out, turn and walk away.
6. Create a schedule so that you spend 10 minutes each day on clutter control.  Encourage family members to take part.
7. Have a place for everything and put everything in its place.
8. If you see something out of place ex. mail, coat, books, school bags, when you are going that direction pick it up and put it away.
9. If you are a greeting card keeper, store them in a card box.
10. Give yourself one miscellaneous drawer.  This is controlled chaos in minimal space.

SIX REASONS TO LET IT GO

Are you trying to decide if you should keep or get rid of something? These are six reasons to trash, recycle, sell, or donate an object:

1. You don’t use it, love it, need it, or want it.
2. It’s broken, busted, damaged, or destroyed and you haven’t fixed it in six months or more.
3. You have multiples of the same object, and the other one is vastly superior in quality.
4. It’s expired.
5. You don’t have anywhere to store it.
6. It doesn’t fit in the life you desire.