Today we’d like to introduce you to Aimee Heiser and Cheryl Hamilton.
Cheryl grew up in Arlington, Texas and enjoyed organizing her room as a child. Her mother never had to ask her to clean up, and her father paid her to organize their refrigerator. She earned her bachelor’s degree in interior design from Texas Tech University. Life happened. She got married, had children and decided to stay home with them. Through each phase of life, her love of organizing has never wavered. When her business partner, Aimee, suggested the idea to create The Neat Nest, it was the clear path for her.
Aimee grew up in Southern California. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Religious Studies from the University of California at Santa Barbara. She moved to Dallas due to a job transfer where she met her husband. Once they had children, she decided to stay home with them. In her experience, a cluttered environment is difficult to work or live effectively. She likes to help others work more efficiently in their own spaces whether it is an office, home office, kitchen, or the children’s playroom. She believes everything has a place, and there is a place for everything!
Great, so let’s dig a little deeper into the story – has it been an easy path overall and if not, what were the challenges you’ve had to overcome?
As in any business, you have a learning curve. Fortunately, we love to organize and quickly adapt as new situations arise that challenge us.
Alright – so let’s talk business. Tell us about The Neat Nest – what should we know?
We created The Neat Nest with one goal in mind–to make your life less complicated by organizing your “nest”. Life is busy and everyone’s “To-Do List” keeps growing. A cluttered environment makes life more difficult for adults and children. We can help you by simplifying your home and giving you back your weekends.
When we walk into a client’s cluttered space, we want to understand the client’s vision for it. Often when someone calls us, they are so overwhelmed and tired of looking at all the clutter in an area that they can’t see past the clutter to make the room functional. We go in and are able to sort through the clutter without any emotional attachment so our clients can see exactly what they have. Once the client has decided what items need to be kept (we never force anyone throw-out anything), we organize those items and help implement processes to help keep the area organized and functional. We love to see the excitement on our client’s face when they see a transformed room, closet or pantry that they aren’t embarrassed for guests to see.
One thing that sets us apart in this industry is that we always work together as a team. We are both organized but have different strengths, strategies, and ideas. This helps us to bring more options to the table.
Is there a characteristic or quality that you feel is essential to success?
The key to our success is listening to our clients with compassion. It can be difficult to admit you need help organizing your house and even more difficult to invite strangers into your home to go through your things. But we understand that life gets busy and overwhelming. Our job is not to judge; we want to help our clients decide which items are most important to them. We help organize what they decide to keep and encourage them to donate, recycle, or throw away items they no longer need.
Contact Info:
- Website: www.theneatnest.biz
- Phone: (214) 273-8011
- Email: info@theneatnest.biz
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theneatnestllc/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theneatnestdallas/
Image Credit:
Zoe Dennis
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