New Woodlands business saves wear and tear on both residents and their cars

THE WOODLANDS -- All the demands of our busy lives can render even the simplest of errands overwhelming. Executives have more pressing things to do than shop for corporate gifts. Working parents would rather spend their free time interacting with family than grocery shopping. New moms are loath to wake a sleeping baby for a trip to the post office. People with mobility challenges need assistance around the house. While some individuals are able to turn to family and friends for help, many residents of The Woodlands lack such a support system and struggle when things get hard to manage. S.O.S. Errands founder, Tori Billings, has launched a local errand service to fill this need by lightening the load for clients throughout the area.

“With the school year in full swing and the holidays just around the corner, even families that aren’t experiencing a crisis or ongoing challenge can benefit from engaging an errand service,” says Billings, a longtime resident of The Woodlands. “Letting someone else take care of the necessities of everyday life, like picking up the dry cleaning or wrapping gifts, frees up time and energy and allows you to focus on more important things.”

Billings offers customized care solutions for her clients based on their specific needs, which can range from grocery shopping to corporate and personal gift shopping, with wrapping and mailing available as options. Other services include in-town parcel and document delivery, as well as performing incidental errands and chores, such as prescription pick-ups or light help around the house.

“Nearly everyone can use an extra hand now and again,” says Billings. “It’s really not a luxury when you consider the time constraints and challenges that many families face as they juggle work, school, and activities.”

Errand services like those offered by Billings are especially popular with seniors, who often have mobility or medical issues, although busy parents and executives who find themselves crunched for time increasingly find such services extremely helpful.

For more information on how outsourcing household and corporate errands can help reduce stress and increase productivity, or to arrange an interview, contact Tori Billings at S.O.S. Errands, 832-813-9451.

S.O.S. Errands is a new errand service established by Tori Billings to provide professional assistance by appointment to the residents of The Woodlands, 8 am to 8 pm, six days a week. For more information, visit S.O.S Errands on Facebook at www.facebook.com/soserrands or email mysoserrands@gmail.com