The Selby family · Already Have Help

A rural coastal town. Four weeks. Done.

Before

Two partners with long-hour, high-stress jobs in a rural coastal town in the Pacific Northwest — the kind of place where the nearest city is a real drive and the local hiring pool is thin. Every second of free time was going to laundry, cleaning and general catch-up, and none of it to their kids.

Why they chose Sage Haus

They joined a group info call and got started the same week. The brief was not more cleaning: it was one person to run the household, in a rural town where that person would have to be found, not browsed.

Sage Haus found their house manager

Twenty to twenty-five hours led by the kitchen — healthy meals about three times a week plus school lunches — with the family laundry owned outright, daily resets, supply tracking and vendor coordination. Four weeks from kickoff call to match, in a rural market most agencies would not touch.

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Family names have been changed and identifying details removed to protect family privacy. For testimonials in our families’ own words, visit our success stories.