Your Garage or Dumping Ground?

For many people, the garage is the most disorganized space in the house. It tends to be the place to store, stash and dump everything we don’t need every day or want anymore.

Sure, we might justify this by calling the garage our temporary storage area; but years later all of those things (many of which have long since been forgotten) are still there taking up space.

...It doesn’t make much sense to park our expensive cars in the driveway or on the street, exposed to all kind of weather and vandalism, while we use our garage to store all the other stuff we don’t use or need.

There’s got to be a better way, but there’s only one way to start – and that’s by cleaning up the clutter.

The Big Project. To avoid being overwhelmed with the amount you have to trudge through, divide your tasks into smaller projects.

For Example:

Day one: Organize your paint and accessories.

Day two: Organize your tools and gardening supplies.

Day three: Organize your holiday decorations.

Dear Ranka and Family!

Thank you for all your hard work in our newly “revitalized” garage.

You and your team did all the “dirty” work that I didn’t have the heart to do myself. And you kept at it when I probably would have given up due to the seeming enormity of it all.You probably also “saved” our marriage “(well maybe that’s a small exaggeration, but only small) since you got us both to let go of the things without a war!

Anyway, we wish you well in your business endeavors and I’m “chatting” up my friends about our experience. Sincerely, Suzanne, Vancouver BC