Based in Los Angeles, California
Whether you’ve got a junk drawer, a catch-all closet, or a spare bedroom without any room to spare, I can help. Let’s tackle that kitchen, bedroom, living room, playroom, garage, office, closet, bathroom, or whatever it is that’s causing you frustration and make it the most organized and functional space it can be. Together we can create systems and spaces that are both functional and beautiful.
Rate: $80/ hour
Moving can be a beast- I’ve done it ten times in my life already. I understand what needs to get done and when. Hiring someone to oversee packing will ensure things go more smoothly. I’ll make sure you have a schedule of when we need to make deadlines, an “unpack first” list, a map of what goes where, and more. You love your stuff. Let’s make sure it gets to your new space safely and timely.
Rate: $60/ hour
It’s no secret I LOVE kitchens. If I could focus solely on improving peoples’ kitchens, I would. I enjoy helping couples figure out what makes the most sense for their registry. Free advice: no one needs a strawberry huller. Everyone does need at least one black towel for grilling. I’ve got tips for spaces big and small, how to work with all budgets, and ways to maximize your asks to get things you’re going to love AND use.
Rate: $125 per session
I’m Drew Price (he/him). I’m a Nebraska-born LA-transplant, via South Dakota, Washington DC, and Chicago. Organizing has been my passion my entire life; it just comes naturally to me. Each new home has been a fun challenge to make a new system for my possessions. Now that I’ve planted roots in LA, I’m ready to help others love their spaces, too.
When working with a client, first and foremost I take into account functionality. Your space needs to work for you. I always keep an eye on aesthetics, too. If the vibe we’re going for is calm, we’ll make it calm. If you need the space to energize you, we’ll focus on that. If it’s not inspiring you, it’s not going to work for you in the long run.
I keep our planet in mind throughout the process as well. I’ve worked in the environmental sector for the past decade, and it heavily influences my own organizing and lifestyle choices. When I can, I look for products made from sustainable materials and I consider the full lifecycle of a product before purchasing. I also love what plants can bring to a room and how I can incorporate them into my client’s spaces.
In my spare time when I’m not rearranging other people’s cabinets, I’m playing with my dogs, getting in a workout, figuring out how to “de-plasticize” my life, or I’m in the kitchen with a glass of wine in hand, testing out a new recipe for my husband.
Organizing has always come naturally to me, and I’ve found how easier it makes my own life. I’d love to share my expertise and help you on your organizational journey.
I’ve worked as an organizer in various roles throughout my professional career, and I’ve been helping friends and families for decades. In 2020, I joined the National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals (NAPO) as a Professional Member, and later the local NAPO-LA chapter. NAPO holds its members to a code of ethics, ensuring we’re providing the best service we can.
I attend educational conferences and trainings and network with other organizing and productivity experts to continuously improve my skills. This means I not only come prepared with knowledge and resources to help, but if something is out of my expertise area, I can recommend other organizers to fully support my clients’ needs. I am also fully insured.
Contact me to learn more about pricing and each process. Please be aware that organizational products are not included, and are an additional cost if needed. For each job there is a $200 fee charged at the time of contract signing. This serves as both a non-refundable cancellation fee, and a service charge for research, shopping, and disposal. Please provide at least 48 hours notice to cancel an appointment.
Before you work with me what do you need to do? Don’t do anything! It helps to see what systems are in place, where the clutter tends to happen, and how you use spaces. Trust me, there’s no judgment here, just helpfulness. I’ve seen a lot, and it takes a lot to shock me. Organizing is extremely personal and I want to make sure you feel comfortable working with me, even if we’re going through very personal things like nightstand drawers or bank statements. People often comment on my incredible ability to stay calm when things start to get hectic. Almost every client feels overwhelmed, but hiring me is the first step to help you overcome that overwhelmed feeling.
I’ve worked as an organizer in various roles throughout my professional career, and I’ve been helping friends and families for decades. In 2020, I joined the National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals (NAPO) as a Professional Member, and later the local NAPO-LA chapter. NAPO holds its members to a code of ethics, ensuring we’re providing the best service we can. I attend educational conferences and trainings and network with other organizing and productivity experts to continuously improve my skills. This means I not only come prepared with knowledge and resources to help, but if something is out of my expertise area, I can recommend other organizers to fully support my clients’ needs. I am also fully insured.
Hiring a professional organizer can help you reduce stress and help you overcome that “clutter hurdle” you just can’t seem to get over alone. I can create a more balanced, welcoming space that you love, and increase your productivity to give you more free time to do the things you love.
