One of SOS Organizers, Sherry's Organizing Solutions clients will be filmed this week-end in Toledo, Ohio for the up and coming show: Hoarders: Buried Alive TLC. Hoarding is a real condition and it is through these programs education within the community will bring help to those who seek it! 

SOS Organizers is currently working with mental health professionals who see the importance of collaborating with a professional organizer as well as the client. Working with the mental health professional helps create long term and lasting change for the client.

Our staff are dedicated to helping people get organized and customizes each project to work for you, your habits and personality. What works for one person may not work for another. Professional Organizing Service will meet your organizational needs using what works best for you.   

Hoarding: Buried Alive TLC  

One of SOS Organizers Sherry's Organizin Solutions will be filmed this week-end in Toledo, Ohio for the up and coming show: Hoarders: Buried Alive TLC.

What We Do 

We would love the opportunity to help you transform your home or business into a space that reveals who you are and what matters most to you.

• Free consultations
• Award-winning service
• Satisfaction guarantee

Clutter happens to everyone, but when it begins to overwhelm you, affect other aspects of your life or makes the space that you live in less comfortable to you, it is time to take action!  If you are ready to take that step, please contact me so that I can help you create a vision, set goals, and enable you to live happily!

Who Needs a Organizer?

Anyone who wants to reduce stress, increase productivity, save time, save money and declutter their space.  

• Seniors downsizing
• New Parents
• After the death of a loved one
• Merging households
• Moving and preparing to see
• After an illness 

Many clients are  overwhelmed by large organizing projects, have very busy lives or may be experiencing transitions in their life. Some clients have challenges that prevent them from being as organized as they need to be like ADD/ADHD, depression, physical disabilities, and hoarding issues.