For a home

Household Operations

The family year set up in one place, or a renovation or a move run calmly, as a project with an end.

A lattice panel of the twelve months from October to September, fitted one month at a time, the light coming on behind the year once it holds. Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep

The whole prices

Home Foundations

£415

Your year set up in one place: renewals, forms, appointments and paperwork.

On-site day

£175

Up to 5 hours, 9.30am to 2.30pm, on a school day, in your home.

Prices include any VAT due.

Included

  • Home Foundations: the kick-off, charged as one Power Hour
  • Home Foundations: your year set up in one place, and handed over
  • On-site day: up to 5 hours of Laura herself in your home, on a school day

Extra, if you choose it

  • More on-site days for a renovation or a move, each at the same price
  • Anything you buy for your home, which you choose and pay for directly
Book a free discovery call

Free, with Laura herself. She says on the call which fits.

Where it runs

In person across Bath, Bristol and the surrounding area. Home Foundations can also be done remotely, wherever you are.

Your say

Nothing is decided without you. Nothing is thrown away, booked or changed until you have said yes.

Who comes

It is always Laura herself. The person on the free call is the person at your table.

The year, in one place

An example year, October to September: each month holds what it holds, and nothing is forgotten between them.

  1. Oct 2026Boiler service
  2. Nov 2026Home insurance renews
  3. Dec 202625 Dec and 28 Dec, bank holidays
  4. Jan 20271 Jan, bank holiday31 Jan, Self Assessment online return and payment, by 11:59pm
  5. Feb 2027Car MOT
  6. Mar 202726 Mar and 29 Mar, bank holidays
  7. Apr 20276 Apr, the new tax year startsTV licence renews
  8. May 20273 May and 31 May, bank holidaysPassports checked before summer
  9. Jun 2027Car insurance renews
  10. Jul 2027Summer forms in one folder
  11. Aug 202730 Aug, bank holiday
  12. Sep 2027Term dates, from your council or school

A public date (England and Wales bank holidays, the tax year and Self Assessment, from GOV.UK, read 16 October 2026)An example of a household date

An on-site day

Five focused hours inside the school day, following the paper through the house: from where it lands, to the table, to the one place it lives.

  1. 9.30am

    Hour 1 of 5

    Where the paper lands: the doormat and the hall table.

  2. 12.00

    Hour 3 of 5

    Everything on the table, in groups, with you deciding what stays.

  3. 2.30pm

    Hour 5 of 5, done

    One box, one year on the wall, and the day is done.

A renovation or a move, run calmly

A project with a start and an end, never open-ended weekly help.

One list

Every decision

What is decided, what is waiting, and who decides it.

One calendar

Every date

Trades, deliveries and the day you move, in one place you can both see.

One folder

Every paper

Quotes, receipts and guarantees, filed where you will find them later.

How it goes

Four steps, in this order.

  1. 1

    The free call

    You say what is not holding. She says which fits: Home Foundations, on-site days, or both.

  2. 2

    The kick-off

    One focused hour to map your year or your project.

  3. 3

    The set-up

    In person on school days, or remotely for Home Foundations.

  4. 4

    The handover

    Everything in one place, and it is yours.

The one next step

A free call with Laura herself: what is not holding at home, which fits, and what happens next.