I saw your post about starting an organizing business.My BFF has a friend who is a professional organizer.
I've seen some of her work - a craft room and a playroom turned into a study space for older kids - and it's great. I think her
She's based in RI and her pricing is on her website.
Sensory Organizing │ Carolyn Dalgliesh
When we move I would definitely hire her to get a craft space that is more cohesive and more efficient. I think you can find a client base. You can always say no to the kitchen/pantry requests. Maybe you can develop an agreement with a colleague you can refer them to for those kinds of jobs and in turn who would refer the office/craft room requests to you?
Good luck!
Christi
