Why Should I Pay Someone to Declutter My House When I Can Do It Myself?
- Ann Teehan
- 7 days ago
- 2 min read
By Ann Teehan, Neatly.ie
Let’s be honest, this is a fair question. Decluttering doesn’t seem complicated. In theory, you can do it yourself. You could tackle that cupboard. You could sort through the toys. You could finally face the room of doom…
But here’s the thing. If it was that simple, your home would already feel calm and easy to manage!!
It’s not about knowing how to declutter. It’s about being able to do it, when you’re tired, stretched, and juggling everything.

It’s not laziness. It’s life.
Like you, my clients are capable, smart, busy women. They’ve read the books, saved the Pinterest boards, bought the containers and tried a few declutters on a Sunday afternoon.
But life gets in the way.
Kids need you.
Work spills over.
You’re pulled in a hundred directions.
And before you know it, you’re stuffing things into drawers “just for now” and stepping over the same pile of stuff again and again.
This is where Neatly comes in.
Decluttering isn’t just about getting rid of things.
It’s about making space work for you.
When I come into your home, I’m not just helping you clear the clutter, I’m assessing your space with fresh eyes. I look at how your home actually works day to day, and I set up systems that make tidying easier, not harder.
Whether it’s your kitchen that needs to flow better, the playroom that’s overwhelming, or your wardrobe that’s driving you mad every morning — I’m trained to make the most of what you’ve got. I find calm in the chaos and set it up in a way that’s simple to keep up.
You don’t just end up with less stuff, you get more headspace, more time, and a home that works for you instead of against you.
So yes, you could do it yourself.
But if you haven’t yet, it’s okay to get help.
We ask for help in all areas of life, childminding, cleaning, coaching, even cooking. Why not get expert help with something that impacts your mental load every single day?
Hiring a professional organiser isn’t a luxury, it’s an investment in your peace, your time, and your home.
And if you’re ready, I’m here to do the hard bit for you, Neatly.
Ann x

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