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A Professional Organizing Company

Hello. My name is Terry Cowans and I have been professionally organizing houses in central Ohio since 2007. I am currently a member of NAPO Ohio, serving as the Director of Communication & Technology.

Can't see your KITCHEN COUNTERS anymore?
Do you have a CLOSET that you just hate?
Is it easier to just keep the KIDS BEDROOM door shut than look at their mess?
Have you purchased SCRAPBOOK MATERIALS but can't find anything when you need it?
Do you have mounds of LAUNDRY and can't find anything to wear?
Do you have a baby on the way and the BABY SHOWER GIFTS are still in their boxes?
Did you just move and can't get through all the MOVING BOXES or can't find certain items?
Are you EXHAUSTED when you get home from work and can't red up everything?
Do you find yourself ARGUING with family members about who put what where?
Can't pull the cars into the GARAGE anymore?

If you answered 'Yes' to any of the above questions, I CAN HELP!

Sort It! Store It! $ell It!

Take back control of your garage and basement this spring! Learn how to triage through your clutter, identify what you need and how to store, then get rid of what's no longer needed with a profitable garage sale! I am co-teaching a class on May 7, 2011 called "Sort It! Store It! $ell It!". See page 29 of Upper Arlington Life Long Learning brochure then call to book your spot soon!

NAPO Ohio 'GO' Get Organized Month - January 2011

As a way to encourage folks in their organizing projects, the National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO) has designated January as Get Organized Month (GO Month.) Each January, local NAPO chapters choose a nonprofit organization or a deserving individual to receive complimentary organizing services.

January 26^th, The NAPO-Ohio chapter organized a large storage area for the McGhee family. The family was recently on the Oprah episode, February 21, 2011.

Mia and Rozonno McGhee of Columbus, became the proud parents of sextuplets on June 10, 2010. There was an outpouring of help and needed donations throughout the Columbus area.

Now that their household has settled down somewhat, Mia reached out to the professional organizing community to help her make order of the diapers, formula, and other supplies she currently has piled in her attic.

A team of professional organizers – Melanie Dennis, Ellen Limes, Terry Cowans, Mary Donovan, Debbie McRae, Susan Sugar, and Julie Riber donated their time and expertise to create a more cohesive storage area for diapers, wipes, formula, and other various baby products to simplify at least one aspect of the McGhee's busy life!