We carry the mental load so you don't have to.

One trusted Family & Home Manager who sees what needs doing and does it. Laundry, the kitchen, meal prep, errands, and the things only you remember. Serving Columbus, Phenix City, Smiths Station, Fort Mitchell and Fort Benning.

  • Personally vetted by Megan
  • The same person every week
  • Insured
  • Priced by the hour, no packages
Megan O'Leary, founder of Peach & Pine Co., in her laundry room

Hi, I'm Megan.

Founder and Fort Mitchell mom of two. I personally vet every Family & Home Manager.

A calm kitchen with a tidy counter and sheer curtains

It's Tuesday afternoon, and you walk in to a calm house.

The kitchen is reset. The laundry is folded and put away. Dinner for tomorrow is prepped and in the fridge, and the returns that have been sitting by the door are finally gone.

You didn't write a list. You didn't explain it twice. Someone who knows your home saw what needed doing and did it.

You're not behind. You're just home.

That's what a Family & Home Manager is for.

What we carry for you.

Hourly help starting at $30. Every visit is at least 3 hours, and most families invest about $90 to $400 a week depending on the service and how often we come. Your exact rate is confirmed on your call.

Weekly Home Management

Best for: keeping the house running week to week

The same person, the same day each week, taking care of the everyday so it never piles up.

  • Laundry washed, folded and put away
  • Dishes done and the kitchen reset
  • Tidying the main living spaces
  • Beds made and linens changed
  • Simple meal prep for the week
  • Restocking and putting groceries away

One-Time Reset

Best for: getting caught up when the house has gotten ahead of you

One visit, room by room. No ongoing commitment.

  • Laundry mountain cleared
  • Kitchen and pantry reset
  • Bedrooms and play areas put back in order
  • Before guests arrive or after a busy season
  • A fresh start before weekly help begins

Family & Household Management

Best for: the errands, projects and planning that never make it to the top of the list

Someone who keeps the whole picture in view and gets the bigger things done.

  • Curbside grocery pickup and errands
  • Returns and drop-offs
  • Appointments and vendor scheduling
  • Closet, pantry and garage organizing
  • Putting together shelving and small furniture
  • Baseboards, blinds and the details that get skipped

Newborn & Postpartum Support

Best for: the first weeks home with a new baby

Help around the house so you can rest and recover.

  • Meals prepped and the kitchen kept up
  • Laundry, including all the baby laundry
  • Help with older siblings
  • A turn holding the baby while you rest
  • Keeping the house calm for visitors

Priced separately · 10-hour minimum

These are examples, not a checklist for a single visit. Your Family & Home Manager works from your family's list, in the order that matters most to you, and gets through what the time allows. One three-hour visit might be laundry folded and put away, fresh sheets and beds made. The next might be the kitchen and errands. We'll set priorities together on your first call.

Not sure which fits? Most families start with Weekly and add Family & Household help as needed.

Two women talking in a tidy, organized pantry

Families who are done carrying the mental load.

  • Parents who spend Saturday catching up on the week
  • Two working parents who have run out of hours
  • Single parents doing the work of two
  • Multigenerational homes caring for little ones and aging parents
  • Military families managing a deployment, a long training cycle or a PCS move
  • New parents in the first weeks home
  • Anyone tired of being the one who remembers everything

Every family looks different. If you're carrying more than one person should, we built this for you.

Asking for help isn't falling short.

Almost every mom we talk to says some version of the same thing: I know I need the help, I just feel bad about it. As if a good mom should be able to do it all herself.

You'd never run your work that way. You'd hand off what someone else can do well and keep your time for what only you can do. Home deserves the same thinking.

Handing off the laundry and the errands doesn't mean you care less. It means your evenings go to the people you love.

You stay in charge

Your list, your standards, your rhythm. We follow your lead.

Keep the good parts

Bath time, story time, the Saturday pancakes. We take the chores, not the moments.

Every family needs a village

Generations of families had help close by. This is just the modern version.

Start with the free Home Reset Checklist.

The same room-by-room list our Family & Home Managers use to bring a busy house back to calm. Print it and tackle it yourself, or keep it for the day you hand it off.

One email with the checklist. No spam, unsubscribe anytime.

All the help of a house manager, without becoming an employer.

Hiring help on your own means finding the right person, running payroll, and starting over when she's sick or moves away. We handle that part.

Hiring on your own

  • Post the job, sort the applicants, check the references
  • Payroll, taxes and paperwork
  • No one to call when she's out sick
  • Start over if it's not the right fit

With Peach & Pine

  • We interview, background-check and personally vet every manager
  • One hourly rate, nothing to file
  • A back-up manager you'll already know
  • We rematch you if the fit isn't right

No placement fees. Start with a few hours a week.

One call. One manager. A lighter week.

  1. 01

    A 15-minute call

    Tell me about your household and what's taking up your week. No pressure, just a conversation.

  2. 02

    Your manager

    We match you with a Family & Home Manager, plus a back-up you'll also know, and prepare them before the first visit.

  3. 03

    Your week

    They arrive, work from your list and leave the home in order. Priced by the hour, never boxed into a package.

Megan O'Leary at her kitchen table with a mug of coffee

Hi, I'm Megan.

We moved here from Tampa with our two little boys. I work full time and teach Sunday school, and my plate was full. Not with childcare or cleaning, but with everything else: the bookshelf that needed building, the closet that needed sorting, the pantry I hoped no one would open.

When I'd say I was carrying too much, the answer was always kind: just tell me what you need done. But that was the point. I didn't want to hand out another list. I wanted someone who would see it and do it.

That kind of help didn't exist here, so I built it. Our first Family & Home Manager started in my own home, and it changed everything. Today I personally interview every manager, check their background and references, and work alongside each one in my home before she ever meets your family.

— Megan O'Leary, founder

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Ready to put the list down?

Book a 15-minute call with Megan, or send an inquiry and we'll reply within one business day.