Home Method Co.
We are sincerely grateful to Home Method for organizing and transforming my parents assisted living apartment at The Commons in Elk Grove. Nearly two years ago, I quickly moved my parents to assisted living community as my immediate, top priority was getting them the care they needed. During the move in process, I hastily created a temporary system of organization in the apartment by stuffing everything in drawers, containers, and closets. Eventually my organization system needed to become more permanent and effective as my parents felt cramped and dad struggled to move around stuff with his wheelchair. In short, we were in chaos. No matter how much I strategized and tried to organize everything, I needed help. Special thanks to Sarah andStephanie of Home Method for going above and beyond to complete the project successfully beyond my expectations. The best part about Home Method is “full service” meaning all the clutter, excess furniture, and unwanted clothes, were hauled away, and everything that remains gets organized. Everything in the apartment felt like a giant puzzle that I could not piece together but when I showed Stephanie and Sarah the furniture and items we had to work with, we coordinated efforts and the puzzle came together. By the end of the day, the entire apartment was transformed into a cozy “oasis” for my parents. Dad has more room to move with his wheelchair, mom can sit on the sofa and read or watch a movie, while the dining table remains free of office supplies. My mom gave me a hug saying, “thank you ‘lovey’ we love our new space! My dad is especially grateful that we organized his DVD collection andfavorite snack foods in the fridge and kitchen cabinets. The TV is now mounted on the wall providing room for a work desk, printer and office supplies. The Commons facility caregivers are grateful that all the supplies they need are now organized in labeled bins neatly arranged in cabinets for immediate accessibility. Above all, I have the peace of mind knowing that my parents have a space that is free of tripping hazards in which they are happy, comfortable, and feel safe.