Unpacking and setting up a house so it works: kitchens and closets laid out, garage and basement storage, and the sort-and-donate pass before the truck is loaded.
Typical GTA cost
$65 to $110 per hour
Per organizer per hour, usually a minimum of four. Excludes shelving, bins and closet systems, which are bought separately and are most of the total on a garage.
What this trade needs
We hold no licence to check for this category, so insurance and WSIB clearance are what a homeowner compares. That says what we hold, not what the province requires: nobody here has checked whether Ontario licenses this work. References and a written scope do the work a licence check would otherwise have done.
Ask before you hire
Is this per organizer per hour or per team, and what is the minimum?
Do you buy the bins and shelving, and do you mark them up?
Will you take the donations and the recycling away, or does that stay with me?
Are you insured, given you will be handling everything we own?
The cheapest version of this happens before the move, not after. Every box you do not pack is a box you do not pay to carry.
You asked for the trade Home organization, and the words "furnace replacement", and businesses serving Toronto. Of the 12 businesses listed, none match every one of those.
The cost band and the licence requirements above still apply. They are what you need to judge a quote from anywhere else: whether the price is in the range, and whether the person quoting is allowed to do the work at all.
Listings here are seed data for demonstration and are labelled as such on each profile. Cost bands are what GTA homeowners are typically quoted, not offers. Always confirm a licence number against the issuing registry yourself before work starts.