Calm the Chaos

Les is More Professional Organizing Service
Get more organized for less with Les—here’s how.

How many baskets, boxes, hooks and nooks do you have to keep your clutter under control…and how much of your clutter still ends up on the floor?

It’s time to get organized with a little help from Les is More (get it, less stuff equals more time). Owner, and mother of two boys, Leslie Beliveau is not only streamlined and organized in her own home, but she has also dedicated her professional time to helping busy families ditch excess and organize essentials.

Les is More often tackles high-need areas such as mud rooms, storage rooms, closets, basements, home offices and study areas. She will shop for simple storage solutions and remove items for donation as well. A basic consultation costs approximately $60 and contracted work beyond that is then charged at the same hourly rate, which seems to us like a small price to pay for additional household calm and control.

Beliveau guarantees non-judgmental assessments, offers confidentiality and encourages clients to skip the apologies. She respects all her clients’ personal belongings (no matter how many they have) and recommends following a few simple guidelines for keeping spaces tidy and organized:

  1. Make to-do lists.
  2. Be picky in your purchases. Ask, “Do I really need this?”
  3. Have a specific place for everything.
  4. Put things in their place immediately after use.
  5. Sort paper into three piles: to do, filing and referral.

Les is More will also take on bigger jobs like relocations, new baby rooms and home staging for real estate sales.

And while we can’t guarantee your kids will follow your funky new filing system, we believe modelling behaviour is a great way to get your kids on the right track. Tested by Heather J., Calgary

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First published 2011.09.15

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