How we’re responding to COVID-19
We’re Open for Business
We are still open for business as usual, however our processes have changed in light of Covid-19. As a small business, we want to thank everyone for their continued support. Sorted Out’s number one priority is the continued safety of our clients, Organizers, friends & families.
How We’re Working
- We are working virtually with clients when possible
- Our organizers wear masks at all times when with clients
- We wash hands and sanitize working surfaces regularly
- If an organizer has been exposed to Covid; they may not return to work until after a negative Covid test (taken 5 days after exposure)
- If an organizer is showing any symptoms, they may not return to work until after a negative Covid test
We are committed to continue serving our clients in the Dallas/Fort Worth areas and surrounding communities. For now, we are only working with clients virtually, or any essential jobs for those clients who are moving into a new home or senior living facility.
Stay safe out there ♡
Home Organizing Blogs
More than “Pretty”: Creating the Best Organizing Systems for YOU
We’re all guilty of it. Getting hit with the “I want to organize my life!” bug that in reality meant you threw away 2-3 items, bought a ton of new storage containers, and then shoved things you weren’t really sure what to do with into various bins, baskets, and drawers.
Tips From Tonia – July 2024
7 things NOT to do when organizing your pool toys and floats. It’s that time of year when we need to evaluate all our pool toys and floats around the yard and storage areas. These items are always bulky and frankly kind of annoying to go through. LOL! I know it is for me.
Working with a Productivity Specialist When You Have ADD/ADHD
At Sorted Out we have several organizers on our team that hold certificates in Productivity and Time Management Studies. We also have professionals that hold ADHD Specialist Certificates, and we have a few that hold both! When I say we know and understand the complexities of having ADD/ADHD?
