If you’re feeling overwhelmed by clutter or simply ready to create more clarity and ease in your life, you’re in the right place. Utah Professional Organizers (UPO) is a network of skilled, compassionate professionals ready to help you take the next step. Whether you’re looking to organize your home, office, time, or digital life, our members bring experience and professionalism to every project. We invite you to explore the directory, read bios, and connect with the organizers who resonate with your needs and style.
Please note: UPO provides this directory as a service to the public for informational purposes only. We encourage you to thoroughly vet each professional, as UPO does not endorse, monitor, or guarantee the services listed.
Finding the right organizer is a personal process—take your time, ask questions, and trust your instincts. Scroll to the bottom of the page for a guide on how to choose a Professional Organizer that’s right for you.
Debbie Roque
Professional Organizer
Kyra Saunders
Katalyst Sync
Janet Allen
Your Happy Place
Marla Dee
Clear & Simple
Kate Fehr
Clear & Simple
Olivia Faber
Prioritize Organizing
We’re so glad you’re taking the next step toward a more organized life.
Hiring a professional organizer can be a powerful investment in your space, time, and peace of mind. Not sure where to start? We’ve gathered a list of thoughtful suggestions to help you find a qualified professional who’s the right fit for your needs. While not exhaustive, we hope these tips will support and guide you on your journey toward greater clarity and calm.
Are they licensed and insured?
- As with any service provider that comes into your home, it is imperative to research what type of professional you will hire.
- This information should be readily available on their website or marketing material. If it’s not don’t be afraid to ask.
What types of services do they provide?
The more specific you can be about what you want done, the more able your organizer will be to meet your needs. Here are some areas that organizers specialize in:
- General decluttering
- Specific rooms (i.e. kitchen, garage…)
- Moving/relocation assistance
- Paper management
- Time management
- Estate sales
- Seniors/downsizing
- Digital Organizing
What is their payment structure?
It’s important to understand how an organizer charges for their time and services. Ask about their rates, session minimums, package options, and accepted forms of payment. Knowing the payment structure upfront helps you plan ahead and avoid surprises.
What kind of experience, training or certification do they have?
Professional organizing is a diverse field, and every organizer brings unique strengths. As you explore our directory, consider the background and specialties that best match your needs. Some organizers have years of hands-on experience, others come from related fields like interior design, education, coaching, or mental health. Many pursue ongoing professional development, industry certifications, or specialized training in areas like productivity, hoarding, digital organizing, or ADHD support. Don’t hesitate to ask about their training, methodology, or past client success stories. A great organizer will welcome your questions and help you feel at ease.
Do they belong to professional organizations or trade associations?
Affiliation with a professional association—like Utah Professional Organizers (UPO) —shows a commitment to high standards, continued learning, and ethical business practices. Serious business owners often join these groups to stay connected to their industry, grow their skills, and build a network of trusted colleagues. While membership alone doesn’t guarantee quality, it’s a great sign that an organizer takes their work seriously. It also gives you added confidence that they’re invested in both their clients and their professional growth.
Do they work under a written contract?
Professional Organizers often use a written agreement or service contract to ensure clarity and mutual understanding before a project begins. A contract outlines important details like scope of work, session length, fees, cancellation policies, and confidentiality. It protects both you and the organizer, helping to set expectations and create a smooth working relationship. Don’t be afraid to ask for one—clear communication up front leads to better results and peace of mind.
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