Information and Project Management

There are so many awesome ways to organize the myriad of information important to run any home – it all has a place in the household manual!

Here are just a few examples of how to capture and store some of it

Project Management
Daily Logs
Capture drawings, photos, documents…
Easy to access templates
for repetitive tasks
Information at the tips of your fingertips!
Print lists for distribution
Even things that seem to have no category can still be captured and organized
Never lose a receipt or misplace warranty info again
Can’t read that old paint label?
No problem!
Can’t remember when Rex was due for his check-up? It’s all right here!
Special items require special care
Keep track of gift giving, even set reminders so you never forget a Birthday!
No matter what you want to store, I can figure our a way to organize it

I love to manage complex construction or renovation projects!
I am able to break down the big picture to determine every small task that needs to happen in order to reach the goal. Of course, then I take all those movings parts and organize them so nothing gets overlooked – THIS IS THE STUFF I LOVE!

Making cheat-sheets to keep everyone on track without missing anything
The more moving parts, the better!
and of course, I’m carrying some of the physical load too!
I love to keep track all the moving parts of a major project!

I’m happy to research the best vendors and collect estimates to get you exactly what you want

Housekeeping comes with its own set of challenges. I’m a great motivator and lead by example. Of course I have a bunch of ways to be sure standards are being maintained and items are being cared for properly!

This is a bit extreme but was necessary for this home at the time
I can even create complex cleaning schedules if needed.
This particular household had very limited time available for the housekeepers so every minute counted.
Typically I don’t find this sort of intense scheduling to be necessary, but in this case it was.
The schedule rotates areas and duties between 2 separate cleaning crews for a total of 3 days every week – this ensured that every square inch of the 15,000+ sq. ft. home was cleaned appropriately, including seasonal and annual cleaning projects – nothing got overlooked!
5-Star Service
For the extra mile, QC checklists if there are areas that consistently get overlooked,
or are of special importance to the Principals’ preferences.
Proper care for fine items is very important
No more social media ‘life hack’ gimmicks on your fine items!
Custom-made training materials tailored to each home – from reliable sources such as
The National Trust Manual of Housekeeping,
Home Comforts: The Art and Science of Keeping House, and
The British Butler’s Bible