What do you do?

We specialise in helping homeowners prepare their properties for sale. We provide a vendor advocacy service, we manage all trades, and we offer decluttering and downsizing services. Our goal is to ensure your home is market-ready without overspending, helping you achieve the best possible sale price.

How do I start?

Getting started is simple! Download our DOWNSIZING App (coming February 2025) to organise and categorise your belongings. You can easily share your progress with family members and our team, streamlining the process of what items to keep, what to donate and what to sell or give to family and friends.

What types of jobs do you do?

We cover everything needed to prepare your home for sale or transition, including:

  • Decluttering and rubbish removal
  • Trades management (handyman jobs, painting, flooring, landscaping, house washing and more)
  • Property styling and staging
  • Packing, unpacking, and storage solutions

What is the Vendor Advocate service?

Our vendor advocacy service, led by licensed real estate agent Daniel Shanahan, ensures you get expert advice throughout the selling process. We act as your third-party coach, helping you choose the best real estate agent, negotiate commissions, and make informed decisions – all at no cost to you.

How much does decluttering cost?

We tailor our services to fit your specific needs. Our minimum rate for decluttering is $88 per hour and there is a 4-hour minimum charge per person.

Do you work weekends?

Yes, we offer weekend and Public Holiday services for your convenience. A small surcharge applies for these times, but we’re happy to accommodate your schedule.

What areas do you service?

We primarily service Sydney’s Northern Beaches, North Shore, Inner West, and Eastern Suburbs. If you’re outside these areas, feel free to contact us to discuss availability.

How long will it take to declutter my home?

The time required depends on several factors, such as:

  • The size of your home or the specific areas needing attention.
  • The volume of items to declutter and the client’s willingness to part with them.
  • Accessibility (e.g. attics, basements, or street access).
    No job is too big or too small – we’ve seen it all and will tailor our approach to your individual needs.

Can you provide me with a quote?

Absolutely! Once you’ve downloaded our DOWNSIZING App (coming February 2025) and shared your photo gallery with us, we’ll provide a detailed, accurate quote tailored to your requirements.

Can you buy or sell my furniture?

Yes! We have trusted contacts who can help buy or sell your furniture. Simply download our DOWNSIZING App (coming February 2025) or SMS photos of the items you want to sell to 0488 800 547, and we’ll let you know how we can assist.

I have lots of furniture that’s too good for the tip. Can you help me?

Of course! We work with a network of reputable charities and organisations where we can donate your items, ensuring they go to a good home instead of the landfill. 

I have valuable items (prints, antiques, furniture, etc) to sell. How can you help?

We have reliable contacts who specialise in selling valuable items. We will provide practical, no-nonsense advice to ensure you get the right price for your treasures.

What other costs might come up?

Additional charges apply for household waste removal. We have vehicles including a 10m³ trailer that is more cost-effective than hiring a skip bin and allows us to load and take your items to the tip, multiple times throughout the day – ensuring a seamless and efficient service.

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