Say Yes to Less, LLC is a Professional Organizing & Move Management company in the Greater Denver Metro area. Whether you're moving across the country or across town, we provide full-service support from start to finish, navigating the ups and downs alongside you and your family.  Making the decision to move is complicated at any age and we're here to make your unique experience seamless and stress-free.  

Staying in your home but need to declutter and simplify because life is getting complicated?  We do that, too!

We understand that home represents far more than just a physical shelter - it is where we've made memories, raised our children, celebrated birthdays and holidays, and planned for our future.  We love your stories :)

Moving | Downsizing

• Work with you to create a floor plan in your new home

• Shop for packing supplies (boxes, tape, wrapping paper, etc.) - or better yet, recycle supplies from a completed move

• Do a thorough inventory (as well as photos) of your belongings

• Together, we will decide what to move and what to let go of

• Manage shredding, trash disposal, donations (large and small), auction, and eBay sales

• Home staging when your home goes on the market

• Arrange for movers

• Unpack and organize your new home

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Declutter and Organize 

Feeling overwhelmed?  Can't park in your garage because it is too full of stuff?  Embarrassed to have company in your home? Are your things causing you stress?  Good news.....help is just a phone call away!  

Following a free consultation in your home, office, or classroom, or virtually, there are really just three steps to getting organized!  They are.....

Step 1: Eliminate

• The area needs to be totally cleared (and cleaned in some cases)

• One by one, each item will be placed in 1 of 3 categories: 

  • Keep

  • Donate

  • Toss

• Garage/yard sales can be a good way to eliminate clutter, but not always--if you are having a hard time parting with sentimental things, selling to a stranger may be difficult

• I will help you decide what to eliminate, but it is ultimately up to you

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Step 2: Categorize

• You've heard the saying, "There's a place for everything and everything in its place"

• Think of putting items in categories, such as filing papers in a file cabinet--you wouldn't put your "Recipe" file under the letter "M"--why would you store office supplies in your kitchen?

• Items used regularly need to be easily accessible

• Items used less often--such as anything Christmas--can be stored in the attic or basement

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Step 3: Organize

• If you are on a budget, try to "use what you have" when it comes to organizing--for example, using a piece of furniture from another room

• It is important to take advantage of vertical space versus using floor space to store things

• At this point, you will see the results of your hard work