What areas of the home do you declutter?

We offer decluttering services for every area of the home, including closets, kitchens, bedrooms, basements, garages, home offices, and more. Whether it's a single space or your entire house, our team of professional organizers in Toronto will help you remove clutter and create functional, organized environments tailored to your lifestyle.

How long does the decluttering process take?

The length of the process depends on the size of the space, the volume of items, and how quickly decisions can be made. Some projects take a few hours, while others may require multiple sessions. During our initial consultation, we’ll provide a realistic time estimate based on your specific needs and goals.

What happens to the items I no longer want to keep?

We assist with sorting items for donation, recycling, disposal, or resale. ClutterBGone has trusted partnerships across the GTA to ensure that your unwanted items are handled responsibly. We’ll help you let go of what you no longer need — with ease, sensitivity, and discretion.

Is decluttering emotionally difficult? What support do you provide?

Letting go can be hard — and we completely understand that. Our experienced team provides compassionate, non-judgmental support throughout the process. We move at your pace and help you make confident decisions so you can simplify your life and feel good about the changes you're making.

Do you offer ongoing home organizing services after decluttering?

Yes! Once we’ve helped you declutter your home, we can also design custom organizing systems that are easy to maintain. From creating storage solutions to setting up new routines, we’ll help you stay organized and stress-free long after the clutter is gone.

6 Ideas For Getting Your Family On Board With Decluttering

Do you feel like you’re the only one who’s focused on organizing and decluttering the house? Your family might not be as enthusiastic as you are about decluttering. And who can blame them? Decluttering can be time-consuming, challenging, and quite tedious. However, employing the correct strategies can turn the situation around and motivate your family to tackle this journey with you. Take note of our tips to help convince your family members to join the decluttering process:

1. Communicate with your family

Before you engage your family in your decluttering project, sit them down and have an open conversation. Help them understand why you want to declutter and what you hope to achieve from this process. The best way to get them onboard is by letting them know your feelings and goals.

2. Lead by example

If you want to get your family fully on board, rather than telling them what they have to do, lead by example! Start working on your own cluttered spaces. Declutter your wardrobe, your own toiletries, books, magazines, and so on. When your children and partner see your progress, they will be a lot more willing to start decluttering their own spaces.

3. Turn it into a challenge

If you find it hard to motivate your family, challenges can be a fun way to get everyone on board! Especially if you have kids, this can make a huge difference in how they commit to your project. You can, for example, make a 30-Day Challenge in which each family member has to get rid of something every day. The one who manages to complete the challenge gets a prize, like a trip to the movies or a pizza date.

4. Respect everyone’s space

Never forget: you must be sensitive to the spaces and possessions of your loved ones. You won’t be able to get your family on board with decluttering by attacking them and insisting they get rid of their stuff. Let them have their own designated space for what they find valuable. It may not be valuable to you, but that doesn’t mean it is not to them.

5. Offer your help and guidance

Sometimes your family may be on board with decluttering but don’t know where or how to start. A great way to get them on board with decluttering is to offer them help and guidance. For example, if you see your child frustrated with their toys being everywhere, that might be the time to offer to help them declutter their room. After all, you’re all on the same team working towards the goal of riding your home of clutter – support is always welcome!

6. Keep it up!

Decluttering isn’t a once off event. So make sure to set a good example for your kids, partner, and whoever it is that you feel could use a couple of lessons in organization and tidiness. Wash the dishes as soon as they go in the sink, hang your laundry as it comes out of the dryer, or show how you love keeping your thighs organized and tidy.

Decluttering can be overwhelming, and getting your family on board with this journey can be an uphill task. If you find it too difficult, you can, as an alternative, hire a professional service to help you get the environment you want. At ClutterBGone, we offer you a free telephone consultation so that you can tell us all about your goals for a clean and comfortable atmosphere. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with us today!