Frequently Asked Questions
What types of organization do you specialize in?
We specialize in home organization, ADHD and neurodiversity-informed organizing, business organization, life transitions, and lifestyle management. Every project is customized using The E.D.I.T. Method™ to create systems that work for your unique lifestyle and goals.
What is The E.D.I.T. Method™?
The E.D.I.T. Method™ is our signature framework:
Evaluate your space and goals.
Design personalized solutions.
Implement sustainable systems.
Thrive with lasting organization that supports your everyday life.
Every service we provide follows this thoughtful process.
Do you work with clients who have ADHD or other neurodivergent needs?
Yes. This is one of our specialties.
We understand that traditional organizing methods don't work for everyone. We create compassionate, personalized systems designed to support executive functioning, reduce overwhelm, and work with the way you naturally think and process information.
Will you make me get rid of everything?
Never.
Our goal isn't minimalism. It's creating functional spaces that reflect your lifestyle and priorities. We'll guide you through the decision-making process, but every choice is yours.
Do you judge messy homes?
Absolutely not.
Life happens. Every home tells a story, and we're here to provide support, not judgment. Our goal is to create a space that helps you feel more at ease and in control.
How does the process work?
We begin with a consultation to learn about your goals, challenges, and priorities. From there, we develop a customized plan, implement practical solutions, and provide strategies to help you maintain your newly organized space.
Do I need to purchase organizing products before we begin?
No.
We often recommend waiting until we've evaluated your space. This allows us to design systems that fit your needs before investing in storage products.
Do you shop for organizing products?
Yes. We can recommend, source, and purchase organizing products that complement your space, style, and budget.
Do you offer virtual organizing?
Yes. Depending on the project, we offer both in-person and virtual consultations and coaching.
What areas do you serve?
We proudly serve Central Florida and surrounding communities, with virtual services available for many organization and consulting projects.
Do you work with businesses?
Yes. We help entrepreneurs, professionals, and organizations create efficient systems for offices, workflows, digital organization, productivity, and operations.
What kinds of life transitions do you support?
We help clients navigate moving, unpacking, downsizing, estate organization, welcoming a new baby, divorce, caregiving, and other significant life changes that benefit from thoughtful organization and planning.
What is Lifestyle Management?
Lifestyle Management is our concierge-style service designed to simplify everyday life. Whether coordinating vendors, managing projects, planning travel, organizing your calendar, or handling household logistics, we help create more time for what matters most.
Is everything confidential?
Absolutely.
Your privacy is extremely important to us. Every project is handled with professionalism, discretion, and respect.
How long does a project take?
Every project is unique. Some spaces can be completed in a single session, while larger or more complex projects may take multiple visits. During your consultation, we'll provide a customized recommendation and estimated timeline.
Why choose The Everyday Edit?
We combine nearly two decades of project management expertise with compassionate, personalized organizing solutions. Rather than focusing on perfection, we create systems that are practical, sustainable, and tailored to the way you live, work, and think.
Does my project make a difference beyond my home?
Yes.
A portion of every project supports EDIT Undue the philanthropic initiative of The Everyday Edit. Through EDIT Undue, we help provide practical support and resources for single parents, survivors of domestic abuse, and individuals rebuilding during life's most challenging transitions.