Senior Moving

Yes, we have proudly moved thousands of residents within CT and look forward to your next residential move.

Yes, we offer professional loading/unloading. With our expertise, your goods are safe to travel around the world.

Yes we do!

Yes, we will lay out floor runners/pads.

Yes, all of your fragile/delicate items will be protected with our clean moving blankets.

Yes, have our professionals load your rental truck to make your move easy. Have the peace of mind that all goods will arrive in the same condition they were loaded.

• Be ready/prepared for your move
• Have all walkways clear 
• Have all wall hangings removed from wall 
• Have furniture disassembled (beds taken apart, mirrors removed from dressers, dining room table removed)
• Reassemble furniture at new destination
• Have all boxes placed in one area of main level at new destination
• Pack your own boxes
• Have professional movers move only your big items
• Move all smaller items yourself
• Have a plan on where furniture will be placed at new destination
• Donate unwanted goods
• Declutter prior to moving day 

• Pack prior to move day 
•  All boxes taped and clearly labeled 
•  All walkways cleared out 
•  All pets secured and out of the way of professional movers
•  Have furniture prepped and ready to go 
• All electronics taken apart and cords wrapped up 
• Have all boxes stacked in one spot in main living area prior to movers' arrival 
• All wall hangings off of wall and in one area on main level prior to movers' arrival 
• Have all boxes delivered to one area of main living level at new destination
• Have all wall hangings delivered to one area of main living level at new destination 
• Have a layout/ floor plan of where goods will be placed at new destination 
• Make sure all loose items are packed 
• Get rid of unwanted goods prior to your move

To start, make sure box is properly taped on bottom to support weight of packed goods. Layer the bottom of box with packing paper to form a soft cushioned bottom. Start by packing heavier items on bottom working to lightest goods on top. Make sure to use plenty of packing paper, packing peanuts or foam to protect your goods. After one layer is packed, make another layered cushion of packing paper on top and start filling box again. This will create an extra layer of cushion inside your packed box. Make sure there are no empty spaces and that nothing is shifting around inside your box. Always pack your box all the way to the top (this will allow for a crush-free box). Once packed to top, fold flaps in and use 3 pieces of tape to ensure top will stay closed. Label your box properly. 

• Never mix contents from different rooms inside same box / keep like items together
• Clearly label your boxes
• Keep all household cleaners together
• Keep all laundry detergents/liquids together
• Don’t make boxes too heavy 

• 1.5 book
• 3.0 linen  
• 4.5 lamp 
• 6.0 extra-large

• Always pack dishes on their side.
• Always layer the bottom of box with a few layers of packing paper.
• Always tape the bottom and tops of boxes.
• Always pack the box full from bottom to top. Remember boxes are supposed to be full and sometimes are on the heavier side. If there is give in the box, goods can become damaged.
• Properly label the side with general contents and where box will be placed at new destination.
• Don’t wait until the last minute to pack / try to be done packing non-essential goods 1 week prior to your move. Leave very minimal packing for the last days before your move.
• Don’t pack the coffee maker / essentials / keys / phone chargers.