A lot of our senior moves are out of houses that have been in one family for decades — some going back to when General Electric was the reason half of Lynn worked downtown. Downsizing out of a place like that takes more patience than a standard move: sorting what goes, what’s donated, and what goes to family first. Angela Fitch leads a lot of these jobs and sets the pace around the client, not the clock.
How These Moves Run Differently
- Slower, unhurried pace set by the client
- Coordination with family members or a senior move manager if one’s involved
- Careful handling of decades-collected furniture and keepsakes
- Donation drop-off coordination on request
- Optional full packing so nothing falls on one person’s shoulders
Pricing follows our standard hourly or flat-rate structure — nothing is marked up for a senior or downsizing move.
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What’s Included
- Unhurried pace, scheduled around the client's needs
- Coordination with family members or move managers
- Sorting support for keep/donate/family piles on request
- Full or partial packing available
- Careful handling of long-held furniture and keepsakes
- Standard hourly or flat pricing — no senior-move upcharge
What Does It Cost?
Two ways to pay: $109/hr to start with a two-mover crew, or a flat number by home size from $399 if you'd rather know the total up front
The truck, blankets, and dollies never show up as a separate line: $109 for two movers, $149 for three, $189 for four, or a flat figure by bedroom count if you’d rather skip the clock entirely. Standard released-value coverage is already built into that number, and Sean will walk you through the full-value upgrade at the estimate if you want it.
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