we transform your home from chaos to order—then add a touch of style
At A Call for Order, our goal is to help busy Baltimore families run their households more efficiently. By letting go of items you no longer use, then beautifully containing all that remains, life will feel less chaotic and more joyful.
Let us take care of the organizing so you can spend more quality time with your loved ones!
how it all started
Rebecca & Mariya first connected in 2021, having both recently begun organizing professionally. They found themselves bouncing ideas off each other and talked about teaming up.
In 2024, it made sense to officially become partners! Their distinct organizing styles are a great complement to each other and this really benefits clients.
our process
DISCOVERY CALL
A no-obligation virtual consult to identify your needs, challenges, and goals
CUSTOMIZED PLAN
A personalized plan to prioritize specific areas during each scheduled session
IN-HOME SESSION
On-site decluttering, organizing, and styling with an empathetic professional
FOLLOW-UP
Check-ins and ongoing support to help you maintain your newly organized space
our contributions
GIVING BACK
When A Call for Order hauls away donations, rest assured we work hard to find a good home for your belongings. We regularly donate to local daycares, libraries, churches, homeless shelters, and charitable organizations like Cat's Closet.
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Further, we are committed to serving our community in Baltimore and the surrounding counties in Maryland! Once per quarter, A Call for Order provides free organizing, shopping, and handyman services to a family in need.
We have gifted over $3,000 worth of services in 2025!!!
what others are saying
“I hope this review persuades you to clear your mind and clear your clutter. I was hesitant at first. Not only were these amazing ladies kind, caring AND supportive, they were helpful and encouraging. Once the purging, grouping, and placement happened, everything was calm and serene. It’s so freeing to let go of old things, and what’s best is that everything has a place. Organization of this one room cleared my head. I can breathe.”
Jessica B. | Mt. Washington, MD