4 Secrets to Organizing a Messy House
- Jen Martin

- Apr 14, 2025
- 3 min read
Updated: May 28, 2025
Life is Messy - Let Your House Be Organized
Did you know that World Organizing Day is May 20th? While it may not be wildly celebrated, I love that there is a day recognizing the importance of this life changing activity.
Your home is your nest—the space where you sleep, eat, connect, and live. It’s more than just walls and furniture; it’s a reflection of your family, your style, and your priorities. But let’s be real—life is messy. And between work, family obligations, and an endless to-do list, it’s hard to find the time and energy to make your house work for you.
At Reset Your Nest, we believe that your home should be a sanctuary, not a source of stress. That’s why we’re passionate about normalizing the idea of hiring a professional home organizer to help create a space that serves your unique lifestyle.

What Makes Organizers Different?
A common misconception is that home organizers are like housekeepers—but our roles are distinct. While housekeepers focus on maintaining cleanliness, professional organizers create customized systems to make your home functional, efficient, and beautiful. It’s about designing spaces that reflect your life and giving you the tools to maintain order long after the project is complete.
Reset YOUR Nest
Your home isn’t just a place—it’s a feeling. It should reflect your family’s values, traditions, and season of life. If your current setup isn’t working for you, it’s time to reset. But let’s address the elephant in the room: Where do you find the time to reset when you’re already drowning in responsibilities?
We see you. We know how overwhelming life can be. Between school drop-offs, meal planning, laundry, and work, there’s barely a moment to breathe, let alone tackle a home project. But here’s the secret: you don’t have to do it all alone.
4 Secrets to Organizing a Messy House
4 Secrets to Organizing a Messy Home
Time Block - Dedicate specific time blocks during the week or on a weekend for specific organizing tasks. Treat it as an appointment with yourself or your family.
Enlist a Friend - Turn the task into a team effort. Invite a friend over and offer to trade help on their project in return. It’s social, fun, and highly productive.
Recruit Help - Hire young helpers—kids or teens from the neighborhood—or even your own children to assist with small tasks like running items to their proper places or breaking down boxes.
Hire a Professional - If you have the budget, a professional organizer can transform your space quickly and efficiently. We bring experience, tools, and a fresh perspective to every project.
Why Hire a Professional Organizer?
Even the most organized homes benefit from an objective set of eyes. It’s easy to get used to inefficiencies in your space or overlook potential improvements. A professional can help you see your home in a new light, suggesting practical solutions tailored to your needs.
More importantly, we approach every project with compassion and zero judgment. Life gets messy—we get it. Our goal is to help you create an environment that reduces stress and brings joy.
The Ripple Effect of an Organized Home
Once you complete one project, the transformation can be addicting. An organized pantry inspires an organized closet, which leads to an organized garage. The momentum builds, and the sense of accomplishment is unparalleled.
When your home is thoughtfully designed and organized, it supports every aspect of your life. Suddenly, you have the mental bandwidth to focus on what truly matters—spending time with family, pursuing hobbies, or simply relaxing without the nagging feeling that something needs to be done.
It’s Time to Normalize Organizing, Even the Messy Homes
Hiring a professional home organizer isn’t a luxury—it’s an investment in your peace of mind. The organizing industry is here to remind families that they don’t have to carry the burden of a messy house alone. Our work is about empowering you to reclaim your space and your time.
Life will always be messy, but your home doesn’t have to be. Let Reset Your Nest help you create a space that works for you, not against you.


Jen is the founder of Reset Your Nest, a Professional Home Organizing Business in Utah (servicing Salt Lake City, Park City, Ogden, Alpine, Highland, Mapleton, and St. George). She loves creating order and systems out of chaos and is known for bringing a beautiful aesthetic as well as easy to maintain function to any space. She shares her tips and tricks on Instagram @reset_your_nest.





This article hits a lot of things that actually *work* — breaking big messes into small zones, having a home for everything, and doing a little bit every day instead of “let’s clean the whole house in one weekend” has made a huge difference for me.
One thing I’d add from my own experience is that knowing what your space is *worth* and where clutter tends to pile up helps you prioritize better. I even looked up some Ownerly com reviews to get ideas on how others assess and organize their homes before tackling renovations or big cleanouts.
Small wins build momentum, and once you see progress in one area, it becomes way easier to keep going.
Great tips! I'm going to follow them. Thanks for sharing!
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