We believe that your home should be a sanctuary for you and your family. A place where you can have the energy and headspace to do what you love and live your life rather than spending it worrying about stuff.
Our clients come to us overwhelmed with all of the things that have accumulated in their home over time. It causes stress for them, their kids, and in their relationships. They feel like they should be able to figure it out on their own but don’t know where to start.
That’s where we can help.
We love clutter. We love your things, your stories about them, and getting to learn about you through them.
We love to help you move on from the things that are holding you back and give you back a space that’s tidy and calm so that you can move forward with your family to new adventures.
When working with us, our clients often experience the following:
Feeling more confident and relaxed in their home
Feeling proud of a space that represents their family
Being excited to invite people over
Having ample space in their home for everything that they need
Not feeling judged
A sense of accomplishment from getting rid of piles of things that have been haunting them for years
Finding things they thought were lost! (our favorite thing to hear from clients is, “I’ve been looking for that!”)
Relief from finally taking care of something that’s been weighing on them
Meet the Team
Beth Wilson- owner/lead organizer
Beth has lived on the west coast for 10 years and started Wilson Home Organizing in 2016. Originally from Alabama, she’s a chef’s wife and mom to two senior dogs. See more from her below.
Lucy Gilbert - assistant organizer
Lucy is a military mom from Spanaway, WA. She is a master declutterer and has a ton of military move and homeschooling experience.
Beth Wilson
From Beth, Owner
Throughout all of the stages in my life, decluttering and organizing were tools I used to manage my own anxieties. Making a calm, functional home for myself allowed me to take on whatever was happening out in the world more clearly. When I found out that people did this for a living, it felt like a perfect fit. I desperately want to share the feeling of a calm home with as many folks as possible. I believe in it whole-heartedly.
Something you’ll notice about working with me and my team is that we meet you where you are at. Living in an organized home doesn’t mean getting rid of everything. Sometimes it is dealing with the stuff that has piled up. Sometimes it is helping you prioritize what is important so that you have access to what is most needed. By creating a home that works best for you and your family today, we make space for more of what you want to come into your life.
I was born and raised in Alabama, and after some time in the midwest, New York City, and Seattle, I now call Tacoma my home. I share a cozy 1,000 square feet (the most we’ve ever had!) house with my chef husband and two old pugs.
I can’t wait to meet you and help you fall back in love with your home. Learn more about our packages here and contact us for a free consultation.
"My kitchen was overflowing with items I no longer needed or used and it overwhelmed me to even open the cabinets... This is where Beth comes in. She gave me a really great overview of what to expect and why things are the way they are. She was helpful, understanding, nonjudgmental and very detail oriented. It is so incredibly relieving to go into my kitchen and be able to find something the second I go to reach for it. It's been about 2 weeks and my kitchen is still in perfect shape, which I think is very important. After all, what's the use of organizing if it can't be easily maintained?! I'm so grateful for Beth's help! I no longer dread cooking a meal or putting things away. Thank you, Beth!!
/ JD- WEST Seattle /
Qualifications
There are currently no license or training requirements for professional home organizers. With that said, I wanted to provide you with some information about my own qualifications and what you can look for when hiring a professional organizer.
While you do not need a license to act as a home organizer, the National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals (NAPO) is an organization that provides training and resources for its members. I am a member of the Seattle area chapter, and I take classes and webinars to deepen my knowledge and expertise. NAPO also has a code of ethics that I follow in my own business.
Having someone next to you while you sort your belongings can be an intimate process, and its important that you feel comfortable and motivated with your organizer. Not everyone will be a perfect fit. It's ok to look around until you find someone that clicks.
