Many Cleveland-area parents are moving from longtime homes into senior living, a first-floor condo, or closer to children in other states. Downsizing decades of belongings is often the hardest part.
A senior move manager plans and manages the whole process, so the family isn’t doing it alone.
Cleveland move managers create floor plans, sort and downsize belongings, coordinate estate sales, donations and family shipments, supervise movers, and set up the new home.
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Many do, from Beachwood and Westlake to Akron and Medina, and they know each community’s move-in process.
Yes. They plan around weather, protect floors and keep a backup date in case of a storm.
Yes. They reserve elevators and loading docks and work within the building’s move-in rules, common in lakefront apartment towers.
Hourly or by project, after a walkthrough of the home.
Six to eight weeks ahead, and earlier for spring and summer moves.