Expert Tailored Home Decluttering and Organising

We are here to assist you with a tailored approach. As expert home organisers, our focus is on delivering clarity and structure during significant life changes.

Recognising the complexities and emotions involved in such undertakings, we are dedicated to providing support at every step of the journey. Our deep understanding and compassion enable us to collaborate with you, transforming challenges into achievable plans. Together, we can make the seemingly unmanageable, manageable.

Our standard pricing for home organising and decluttering is £60 per hour for two experts working along side you step by step.

Book an appointment now for an initial 30-minute free consultation!

We are here to help you through the mammoth task of decluttering and organising. Breaking it down room by room and making the tasks manageable.

  • Virgo Decluttering Home Moving

    House Moving

    We can assist with your move before you leave your old home or when you set up your new one.

  • Downsizing and Organising

    Downsizing and Organising

    We help you go through your belongings to decide what to keep and cherish, give away, or sell.

  • Personalised bereavement decluttering

    Personalised Bereavement Service

    We provide a caring service that lists all your loved one's belongings and helps you choose what to keep or let go.

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Virgo's Top Ten Tips for Decluttering and Organising

  • A wooden mail sorter with multiple small numbered drawers, each labeled with Armenian text and some drawers have small metal handles.

    Know your Limits - Tackle one room at a time. Create Categories to be more efficient.

  • Living room with a beige sofa, blue cushion, white floor lamp, TV, fireplace with colorful books and decorations, window with curtains, and potted plant.

    Gather your Equipment. Strong bin bags, cardboard boxes, rubber gloves, spray cleaner, cloth, vacuum cleaner.

  • Clothes hanging on a metal rack in a thrift store with sunlight streaming through windows in the background.

    Decide Where Items Go. Sort items into 'keep', 'charity', and 'throw' boxes. Contact local charity shops to confirm they accept donations.

  • Two women through a smiling conversation in front of a shelf filled with decorated dishware including bowls, plates, and mugs, with some glass jars at the bottom.

    Enlist Help. Get household members involved to share the workload. Encourage kids to develop decluttering habits.

  • Three people clinking cups of coffee at a round wooden table.

    Take Breaks. Work in short bursts (max 1.5 hours) and take regular breaks to avoid burnout.

  • A vintage View-Master toy with a set of 3D picture reels.

    Avoid Distractions and Nostalgia. Resist the urge to reminisce over old items; stay focused on the task.

  • A retro black Sony Walkman cassette player with orange foam-covered headphones on an orange surface.

    Use the One-Year Rule. If an item hasn't been used in a year, consider donating or discarding it.

  • An aluminum flight case with stickers on it, placed on the floor next to a shelf with vinyl records. The stickers include phrases like "Fragile" and "Lilian Tape," along with illustrations and logos, in a room with a gray wall.

    Organise Items Efficiently. Use appropriate storage solutions to keep items accessible and protected.

  • People dancing and socializing in a neon-lit club with pink and purple lighting, spherical reflective decorations, and modern light fixtures on the ceiling.

    Finish the Job and Celebrate. Clean the area thoroughly after decluttering. Ensure all sorted items are properly disposed of or donated.