Here are professional decluttering / home-organizing options in Toronto plus quick guidance so you can pick the right one.

Recommended Toronto decluttering / professional-organizer services

• Total Declutter — residential + office decluttering, virtual or in-person offerings; emphasizes a “Linn Method”/Feng Shui approach and books consultations online. (totaldeclutter.com)
• Whitespace Organized — boutique Toronto organizer offering packages and on-site decluttering; their site lists rates for two-organizer teams (roughly $160–$180/hr for two organizers). (whitespaceorganized.com)
• Organizing Wellness — small Toronto-based organizer providing home decluttering, pantry/closet projects and wellness-focused approach. (organizingwellness.com)
• Simplify with Sheeba — serves Toronto + Durham Region; offers decluttering, downsizing and move-related organizing. (simplifywithsheeba.com)
• AKI / Space of Joy — KonMari-certified consultant and professional organizer in the Toronto area; offers decluttering + Feng Shui / “spark joy” style services. (spaceofjoy.ca)
• Decluttering.ca (Stephen Ilott) — experienced professional organizer who lists hourly rates and donation/pickup help (site shows services and rates). Note: check service area before booking (some organizers serve GTA broadly while others limit zones). (Decluttering.ca)

What these services typically do

• In-home (or virtual) consultation and project estimate.
• Sort + declutter (keep / donate / recycle / trash) and set up functional systems (closets, pantry, garage, basement, home office).
• Pack/unpack and move-prep or downsizing support.
• Coordinate donation pickups, disposal or resale of unwanted items (many will charge coordination fees or require you to arrange bulk removal). (Decluttering.ca)

Typical pricing and session logistics (what to expect)

• Pricing models: hourly rates, flat project packages, or day rates. Two-organizer teams can be more expensive but finish faster. Example rates from local providers range widely — some list single-organizer hourly rates (~$55/hr in one listing) while boutique teams list combined rates (example: $160–$180/hr for two organizers). Always confirm whether listed rates include HST, travel, donations coordination or disposal fees. (Decluttering.ca)

How to choose the right organizer (quick checklist)

• Experience & specialties: downsizing, hoarding support, seniors, move-prep, KonMari or other methods. (spaceofjoy.ca)
• Rates & team size: do you want one person (cheaper) or a two-person team (faster)? Ask about minimum booking lengths. (whitespaceorganized.com)
• Insurance & references: ask for liability insurance and client references or before/after photos.
• Donation & disposal policy: who arranges bulk pickup and at what cost?
• Comfort & rapport: decluttering is personal — choose someone non-judgmental you feel comfortable with.

Questions to ask when you contact a service

• Do you provide a free/paid consultation? How long is it and what does it include?
• What is your hourly rate or package price, and are there minimum session lengths? Any extra fees (HST, travel, donation coordination)?
• Do you bring supplies (boxes, labels) and a team if needed?
• Can you handle donation pick-up, large-item removal, or disposal? Who pays those fees?
• Do you have insurance and references from Toronto clients?

Next steps (fast)

• Pick 2–3 of the providers above that sound like a fit and request a consultation/estimate. Sites linked in the citations let you view services and contact info. If you’d like, tell me which neighbourhood in Toronto you’re in (or a specific need — e.g., downsizing, move prep, hoarding support, seniors) and I can narrow these to those that best match and pull direct contact details and recent reviews. (totaldeclutter.com)

If you want, I can also:

• Compare 2–3 specific companies’ prices and availability for your neighbourhood, or
• Draft a message/email you can send to organizers asking the right questions.