Loudoun Home Consulting, LLC

Owner, Janet Hanchuck is a member of the National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals (NAPO) and a "Golden Circle Member"(requires 5 yrs of experience as a Professional Organizer).  Before becoming a Professional Organizer and Home Stager, she was Manager of Personnel Security for a large, local contracting company and held a high-level security clearance.  Janet was always detail-oriented and after 25 years in the Corporate world, with a Business background, she started her own company in 2007 organizing residential and business clients. 

Janet is a previous member of the National Association of Senior Move Managers (NASMM) and specializes in working with Seniors that are downsizing.  She has proven success with decluttering and staging homes -- It works! Declutter + Stage  = SOLD. 

“Do what you enjoy in life and you will be successful!"  Janet conducts "Residential Training" classes for new organizers to ensure clients are treated with respect, confidentiality is maintained, and client trust is earned.  Janet and her team can help you manage your busy life, reduce stress, declutter, and improve the quality of life by establishing a system where things belong!  Visit the website'sTestimonials section to read about client experiences, or visit www.angieslist.com or Home Advisor.

Janet's hobbies include: travel, reading, cooking and entertaining, movies, gardening, and wine-tasting.  She enjoys reading to children and teaching 2nd grade Sunday School.  Janet feels that helping people organize their space is very rewarding ... our work truly makes a difference in people's lives.

Tamsin is a Professional Organizer.  After choosing to stay at home to raise her three children for 18 years, her eldest started college so Tamsin decided to find another fulfilling occupation.  She lived abroad in many different countries due to her father’s English teaching career and later, her husband’s diplomatic career. As a result, Tamsin became an expert in setting up homes (moving 11 times in the past 20 years) packing, unpacking, and organizing an efficient environment!  She credits her organizational skills and attention to detail to her British grandmother and father.  Tamsin believes that living in an organized and aesthetically pleasing environment helps one live a more comfortable life. Before having children, Tamsin was an elementary school teacher in England and abroad.

Adina is a member of NAPO (National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals).   She grew up in Texas where everything was big, it wasn’t easy when her husband’s company relocated to Northern Virginia 21 years ago.  Adina left a big home and settled into a small “colonial style home” and with three kids and a busy schedule; she made her home work utilizing her organizational skills.  Adina finds it rewarding to give purpose and order to a home or office and is happy to make a career out of something she truly enjoys - she looks forward to each day.

Becki is a member of NAPO (National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals). She has lived in many places within the U.S. and is thrilled to have settled here in beautiful Northern Virginia. Previously, she worked in the medical field and small businesses, utilizing her organizational skills to help the businesses run smoothly. Having worked both inside and outside the home she managed the lives and activities of her three daughters and busy spouse, she knows the true meaning and need of organizing schedules, time and space! She loves to meet new people and help them feel good about accomplishing their organizing goals. In her free time, she enjoys family activities, reading, movies, scrapbooking and anything crafty!

Karen is a member of the National Association of Productivity & Organizing Professionals (NAPO).  She has a Master's degree in Library and Information Service and recently completed a 25-year career as a librarian at the International Monetary Fund where she led three teams, delivering information services to the IMF and World Bank staff.  This was a perfect segway into her current career as she continues to use her skills to now assist the public in organizing spaces in their day-to-day lives.  In her free time Karen enjoys gardening, ringing handbells and volunteering at a local food pantry.

Bev is a Professional Organizer that previously worked for the Federal government as a Procurement Analyst and Contracting Officer where she negotiated, finalized, and organized acquisitions for the government.  As a Contracting Officer, Bev acquired organizational and detailed-oriented skills, which provided an excellent transition to becoming a Professional Organizer.  Bev has acted as caregiver to her mother including handling her health care and financial concerns.  She has assisted people downsizing including her mother moving from a large 3-bedroom home to an apartment.  Bev’s compassion for helping others and her exceptional customer service skills, enable her to create an organized lifestyle for clients.  She lives in Leesburg and enjoys hiking, biking, cooking and spending time with family and friends.

Gillian is a licensed Psychologist who received a doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of Maryland, College Park and has spent over 30 years working in this field. She began working as a Professional Organizer in 2009 and uses her well developed interpersonal skills to transform a project into the client's desired outcome.  She enjoys working one-on-one with clients, as well as teams, to develop and implement a plan to achieve the goals. Gillian especially enjoys working with new retirees who now have the time to tackle organizing projects that have been on hold. 

Carolyn has always had a passion, talent and desire to organize. Even as a child, she was looking for something to tidy and get in order! After obtaining a bachelor’s degree is Hospitality Management, Carolyn worked in the hotel industry for six years.  She then decided she was ready for a change and found she could follow her passion by having a career as a Professional Organizer and be truly happy! In her free time, Carolyn enjoys running competitively, reading and going on adventures with her young son. 

Chris is a Professional Organizer.  She grew up in Northern Virginia, attended James Madison University where she majored in Social Work, worked in the profession which was a natural segway to becoming a Professional Organizer.   Chris enjoys  helping others organize, prioritize and gain control of their surroundings.   Her hobbies include reading , traveling, shopping and spending time with her family.

Renny is originally from New Jersey and has lived in Northern VA since 1988. She worked in both the corporate and nonprofit sectors, with Mobil Corporation, EarthShare and most recently as Senior Director of Corporate Partnerships with United Way where she was responsible for the annual fundraising campaign. She has facilitated several office moves; reorganized various departments; overseen a strategic plan; and is a stickler for order. After deciding to retire early, Renny utilized her time organizing her own home including her office, library, storeroom and performed lots of “closet surgery.” She enjoys reading, yoga, Pilates, walking, cooking and going to movies.

Denise is a member of NAPO.  She is originally from Queen’s, N.Y. but has been in the D.C. area since college graduation.  She is married with two young adult sons.  While raising her own family and working part time as a paralegal, Denise managed numerous health and financial issues for her elderly parents and aunts during their last years.   This experience led her to consider home organizing as a profession, which she began in early 2010.  Denise has experience working with seniors, downsizing, paper management, and home organizing.   She enjoys organizing because it helps clients regain control, reduce stress, and accomplish their goals.

Diane is a member of the National Association of Organizing and Productivity Professionals (NAPO). She loves helping people develop organizational systems that will make their lives easier so they can focus on what’s important. She has a lifetime of experience providing training – from teaching songs and outdoor skills in Girl Scouts to educating constituents and colleagues in her professional career – that make her well suited to helping clients learn organizational skills. During her 20-year career as a nonprofit communications professional, Diane managed both small scale and large multi-faceted, cross-division projects. Personally, she has managed many moves for herself and friends, and she loves helping her friends reduce, sort, and arrange their things.