Jennifer St. Onge brings more than a decade of senior move management experience to Clutter Cleaner of Boston, which she launched in the Massachusetts and New Hampshire market in late 2025. Her path to this work ran through home health care first, so by the time she moved into professional move management full-time, she already understood that what looks like a sorting job usually carries much more weight than that.

When families come to her overwhelmed, unsure where to start, sometimes managing sibling disagreements, often up against a hard deadline, her response is to bring a clear plan and keep things moving.

Her practice is guided by the NASMM Code of Ethics, which sets a professional standard for how she handles client relationships, decision-making, and the handling of belongings. She describes her approach as structured and non-judgmental, which matters when what's in front of a family is decades' worth of someone's belongings and there's no obvious way in.

Her Certified Dementia Practitioner credential reflects a practical approach: when cognitive concerns are part of a transition, she adjusts her pace, her communication, and the plan to match what the client can handle.