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Discover Organizing Inc.

Professional organizer, Bridgeville

Bridgeville-based professional organizers offering decluttering, senior downsizing and moves, hoarding support and photo organizing across the Pittsburgh area.

About

Discover Organizing Inc. is a Bridgeville company, founded in 2003 by Jill Yesko Diana, that organizes homes and offices around Pittsburgh. Its work covers room-by-room decluttering, paper systems, senior downsizing and move management, estate clean-outs arranged through outside vendors, home inventories, photo organizing and scanning, and virtual sessions by phone or video.

Jobs start with an in-person assessment that produces a written plan and estimate. Clients are expected to be at each session. Hoarding and chronic disorganization work is done only with a therapist or behavioral health professional involved: the client's own or the company's Clinical Consultant. The team can arrange haulers, cleaners, donation pickups and consignment. This suits families planning a parent's move or anyone who wants to work through their belongings at a set pace with support.

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Good to know

  • A therapist or the company's Clinical Consultant must take part in the assessment for hoarding work, and the team will not start hoarding projects without clinical involvement. Source
  • Hoarding assessments use the Institute for Challenging Disorganization's Clutter-Hoarding Scale and Clutter Quality of Life Scale to identify safety and access issues. Source
  • Clients make the final decisions about what stays or goes, except where safety hazards such as biohazardous waste need special handling. Source
  • Coordinates cleaning companies, movers, haulers, donation pickups and recycling, and wears protective gear when needed. Source
  • Each moving box is labeled and numbered and listed on a digital inventory sheet. Source
  • Partnered with Safe Moves for Seniors, a Pittsburgh non-profit that helps seniors with limited finances downsize and move. Source

Services

Home organizing and decluttering
Decluttering, containing and labeling items in kitchens, bedrooms, closets, living areas, home offices, bathrooms, attics and basements, plus shopping for supplies and setting up paper systems. Source
Hoarding and chronic disorganization support
A joint assessment with an organizer and a clinical consultant, a written plan, and paced hands-on sorting, organizing and skill-building. Source
Estate clean-out
Sorting belongings with the client into keep, donate, consign or discard, then arranging junk removal, donation pickups and drop-offs, and consignment or auction services. Source
Downsizing and senior move management
Assessment, mover coordination, sorting, box labeling with a digital inventory, donation and consignment dispatch, and help settling into the new home. Source
Home inventory
A report made during packing that lists item descriptions, rooms of origin, where items went, and reference photos. Source
Donation drop-off
Takes items other than furniture to donation sites the client chooses. Source
Photo and memorabilia organizing
Sorting printed and digital photos and memorabilia, including making scrapbooks and albums. (Google profile)
Photo scanning and archiving
Scans physical photos so they can be viewed and shared digitally. (Google profile)
Virtual organizing
Phone coaching billed by the hour and video sessions in two-hour slots, starting with a one-hour room-by-room virtual consultation. Source
Business organizing
Paper, filing, inventory, layout, workflow and digital file organization for offices, retail spaces and home-based businesses. Source

How a job runs

  1. Call or use the contact form, or book a free 15-minute phone consultation with the Operations Manager.
  2. An organizer visits for an initial assessment of the space and the client's goals.
  3. The client receives a step-by-step plan, a written estimate, and tips and local resources.
  4. The client signs a service agreement and the lead organizer schedules the first session.
  5. Hands-on sessions take place with the client present.

Credentials it states

  • Founder Jill Yesko Diana describes herself as a Certified Professional Organizer (CPO) and uses the CPPO designation. Source
  • Member of the National Association of Senior & Specialty Move Managers (NASMM) since 2012. Source
  • Claims NASMM A+ accreditation. Source

These are the company's own statements. We have not verified them, so ask for proof.

Questions to ask before you hire

  • Do you work alongside me, or can you work while I am out?
  • Do you charge by the hour or by the project, and is there a minimum?
  • Do you take donations and recycling away, or is that left to me?
  • Have you worked with situations like mine before, such as a move, a new baby or a parent downsizing?

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This profile is written from Discover Organizing Inc.'s own website and Google profile, last checked in October 2026. Prices and services change, so confirm the details with the company.

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