Senior Movers
Relocating for the First Time? Here's What You Need to Know
For moving day, the first step is to ensure the older adult's comfort and arrange for a trusted family member or friend to accompany them throughout the day. Prior to the movers' arrival, make sure all essential items are packed in a separate bag, including medications, important documents, and other necessities. The movers will load all packed and labeled boxes into their truck. Once everything is loaded and secured, the older adult can be safely transported to their new, downsized home or assisted living center. The moving company will then unload and, if previously arranged, help unpack and set up the new living space. Finally, once everything is in place, take a moment to help the older adult get oriented and ensure they feel safe and comfortable in their new surroundings before concluding with a final walkthrough to ensure everything was moved properly.
Senior Moving FAQs
- What Services Do Senior Movers Provide?
- What are the Costs Associated with Hiring Senior Movers?
- How Do Senior Movers Handle Delicate or Valuable Items?
- What is the Process of Planning and Executing a Move with Senior Movers?
- Are Senior Movers Trained to Work with Elderly Clients with Special Needs?
- How Long Does the Moving Process Typically Take with Senior Movers?
- What Precautions Do Senior Movers Take for COVID-19 or Other Infectious Diseases?
- Are Senior Movers Insured and Licensed?
- What are Some Reviews or Testimonials From Previous Customers Who Used Senior Movers?