Just because you’re neat and tidy, it doesn’t mean you’re organized. While being cleanly is important, expert organizing skills can make your life more efficient and stress-free. Organizer extraordinaire, Don Seipel of Get Organized in Rochester, NY, has just the tools and tips you need to revolutionize your space. From closet organizers to shelving units, the premier design and installation service will ensure your space is clutter-free.

Before you start changing your space, you should learn what to improve upon. To start, here are some common mistakes to avoid:

• Overstuffing Cabinets: Cabinets may seem like a great place to store whatever you’d like since their contents aren’t typically visible. However, this will still cause you to be less efficient and accumulate clutter in other ways. Get rid of what you don’t need.
• A Haphazard Entryway: Entryways are often full of jackets, shoes, umbrellas, and more. Invest in a quality closet system that comfortably and easily fits everything.
• A Dysfunctional Closet: Many desire a beautifully organized closet and will take measures like displaying every pair of shoes or color coordinating. This closet system may actually make you less efficient. Instead, make sure the clothes you wear the most are easily accessible.
• Shopping Before Organizing: Some people purchase closet organizers and other tools only to add to the clutter because they misjudged what they needed. Before deciding what tools you need, get rid of unnecessary belongings.
• Overpacking A Room: This may seem obvious, but it’s easy to do. Especially with smaller spaces, even an antique lamp you decide to pick up on a whim can overload the harmony of your space. Instead, carefully whittle your room down to a few favorite pieces.

If you dream of an effortlessly harmonious home, you need the services of Rochester’s premier organizer service. To find out more about what Get Organized can do for you, call today at (585) 223-3646. For more information about products and services, including shelving units, closet organizers, and more, visit the website.