You’ve decided to sell your house, and before you know it the wheels are in motion. You’re waking up in the middle of the night running through your mental to-do list…

• Find a real estate agent
• Declutter the entire house (oh, and get the kids to come home and do it with you)
• Get estimates from movers
• Make home repairs you’ve been putting off for years
• What else am I missing??

Worrying about these things — let alone actually doing them — can become a full-time job and all-consuming obsession.

Enter the move manager! Our job is to take on those burdens for you. We strategize, coordinate, and supervise all of the moving parts (no pun intended) so you can go on with your life and sleep through the night knowing everything’s taken care of.

A move manager (also known as a move coordinator or move concierge) can support you in every phase of your move, from preparing your home for sale, getting you ready to move, supervising on move day, and helping you settle into your new life in your new home. All with the goal of minimizing the disruption to your life.

As project managers and personal concierges, we create a plan and a schedule, and then make sure everyone involved knows what needs to be done, when, and by whom. And we make sure it actually gets done!

Would you like help with any of the following?

Preparing to sell and move

• Decluttering
• Carting away donations
• Arranging for disposal of items
• Organizing auctions, estate sales, and consignments
• Buying move supplies
• Packing & creating inventories
• Arranging for storage
• Connecting you with real estate agents, mortgage brokers, and more
• Getting estimates from movers, painters, and more
• Coordinating home repairs
• Staging your home

Moving

• Acting as main point of contact for everyone involved
• Coordinating shipping & moving
• Changing your address
• Turning off utilities
• Hiring house cleaners
• Planning where your belongings will go in your new home
• Being there on move day
• Preparing a comprehensive binder of all move information

Getting set up in your new home

• Turning on utilities
• Stocking your fridge
• Assembling furniture
• Setting up electronics
• Arranging rooms
• Unpacking
• Decluttering
• Buying storage containers
• Organizing your belongings
• Removing donations and arranging for disposal of items
• Researching your new neighborhood

Imagine waking up in the morning and going to bed at night knowing that someone is making sure your move runs smoothly. A move manager can make this dream a reality.

Contact me today for a free consultation »