FAQ

Our base charge is $50 per hour per organizer. Depending on the scale of the decluttering and organizational project, Ashley may bring some assistance—especially with very large projects or with projects that require heavy lifting. The need for additional organizers will be disclosed in your quote.

This base rate does not include the cost of organizational furniture like shelving or bins. The quantity, style, and specific product will be discussed during our initial consultation. Line-item pricing for these materials will be included in your quote.

We do offer free removal and donation of unwanted items.

We are based in Lutz, Florida, and currently service within 50 miles of our location.

We do! We offer first responders and military a discounted base rate of $40 per hour per organizer. Follow us on Facebook for random giveaways, special pricing, and other updates.

We first assess your needs during an in-person (or Zoom) consultation. Then we send a proposal over discussing the project stages, estimated cost, and links to products recommended for the project. Once you select your desired products and approve of the cost, we schedule your first day of organization. Our lead organizer will arrive—sometimes with assistance in tow depending on the scale of the project—and will start to get to work.

The first step is to sort everything—what is staying, what can be donated, and what should be disposed of. Next is the composure of your new organizational system. This is where we will install the products you selected to keep your space organized. Then we will work quickly to find everything a new permanent location within this system. Before we go, we will teach you a few tips and tricks to maintain your new organized space.

A final bill is calculated based on time, the number of organizers required, and the actual products used.

Never! We will purchase the products for the project and will take back any unused products. The client will only be invoiced and charged for the products that are agreed-upon and used for the project.

No; some clients find it easier to not be present while the home or space is decluttered and sorted. It prevents them from holding on to items they no longer have a need for. Items will not be disposed of until the client’s permission has been given—you will always have the final say in what stays and what is donated or disposed of.

We do not provide decluttering and cleanout for those with hoarding disorders. Hoarding disorders are psychological disorders that make it challenging to throw anything away. It is a serious condition that can have emotional and even physical effects on the individual if they are forced to clean out their home. If you or a loved one suffers from a hoarding disorder, it is highly recommended to first reach out to a mental health professional who can assist you in identifying your underlying drives towards hoarding and moving towards acceptance of decluttering and cleanout of your home. There are specialized cleaning companies who can assist with the decluttering and cleaning of the home of an individual with a hoarding disorder for when they are ready to make that next step.

We will be happy to come back and help whenever we are needed, but our goal is to create a system that works for you long after the initial project. We will also teach you a few tips and tricks to help you stay on track.

Some projects only require one organizer and others demand an extra set of hands or two. White Knight Organizing bills projects at a rate of $80/per hour/per organizer (plus costs of organizational and storage products). Removal and donation of unwanted property/belongings are included at no additional charge (with limits).

Your White Knights, Ashley and Sarah White, are first responders, so they are familiar with the demands of the job. As a “Thank you” for what you do for your community and country, first responders and military are billed at a discounted rate of 10% off the whole project (not including costs of organizational and storage products).

Your White Knight Organizer will travel up to 50 miles outside of zip code 33558.

A White Knight Organizer will first assess your needs during an in-person (or Zoom) consultation. Then a proposal will be created covering the project stages, estimated cost, and links to products recommended for the project. Once you select your desired products and approve the cost, the first day of organization will be scheduled. Your White Knight Organizer will arrive—sometimes with assistance in tow depending on the scale of the project—and will get to work.

The first step is to sort everything—what is staying, what can be donated, and what should be disposed of. Next is the composure of your new organizational system, including the installation of the products you selected to keep your space organized. Then, the items you choose to keep are given a new permanent location within this system. Before your White Knight Organizer leaves, they will teach you a few tips and tricks to maintain your new organized space.

A final invoice is calculated based on time, the number of organizers required, and the actual products used and then emailed to you. 

Unused organization and storage products will be returned and removed from the final bill. You will only be charged for the products that are agreed upon and used for the project.

You can have as much or as little involvement as you want! Of course, some questions will have to be answered about your belongings, but otherwise you can leave it up to your White Knights to complete the project on your behalf.

A White Knight will be happy to come back and help whenever you need it, but the goal is to create a system that works for you long after the initial project. They will also teach you some tips and tricks to help you stay on track.

White Knight Organizing does not offer housecleaning services. While your White Knights can help create order out of chaos, they are not certified to provide services for severe hoarding cases, as these often require more specialized services.