A trusted national moving company for nearly a century, Mayflower offers a full line of customizable moving services ideal for seniors, whether they’re headed across town or the country.
Once you’ve started the move process, you’ll have plenty to deal with besides boxes and bubble wrap. That said, when you schedule a full-service move with Mayflower, you’ll spend less time sorting out details and more time with the friends and loved ones who matter most. Trust the professionals at Mayflower to take care of any move-related details you request.
As a company that’s helped everyone from first-time homeowners to downsizing seniors relocate, we know the types of services people need most. That’s why every initial quote from Mayflower automatically includes the following:
From there you can easily add any specific services you’ll need to make your move experience even easier.
What makes a great retirement destination? Whether it’s big city amenities, small town charm or factors such as accessible healthcare or a lower cost of living, it’s ultimately about what will work best for you or a loved one.
In addition to the standard steps and processes that come with any move, moving elderly parents or loved ones has its own set of physical and emotional challenges. While we understand every situation is unique, here are six time-tested tips for helping elderly parents, loved ones and yourself through the process.
We’re proud of our 90% customer satisfaction rate, but our customers’ feedback is even more important. Here’s what three out of millions shared with us.
Whether you’re moving an elderly parent, a friend or yourself, a hassle-free move always starts with careful planning. At Mayflower, we understand the value of preparing well in advance of move day, especially when life-changing circumstances such as retirement or moving into assisted living are part of the equation. Here are some top-of-mind considerations:
Even with the help of a professional full-service mover like Mayflower, there are still some things you’ll need to address. To help make the process feel less overwhelming, check out the Ultimate Roadmap to Moving with Mayflower that walks you through the entire move experience, including what’s expected of you and what we can do to help.
Whether you’re doing everything yourself, having a friend or relative help you, or you’re leaving it all in the hands of a capable full-service mover like Mayflower, the sooner you get the move organized, the better it will be for all concerned. And there’s no better place to start than with the Only Moving Checklist You’ll Ever Need.
How do you separate the keepers from the items best left behind? Our Practical Tips for Downsizing article will help you get past sentimentality and sticking points to make sure you move as efficiently as possible.
For safety purposes, not everything belongs on the truck or van. Here’s a checklist of restricted items most full-service movers will not load onto a truck or van. If you’re moving yourself, it’s also an excellent guide to ensure you and your possessions get to your new home safely.
For anyone — and perhaps especially for the elderly — the first few days in different surroundings can feel more than a bit disorienting. That’s why it’s important to have some of the “must haves” packed separately so they’re readily available. This helpful First Night Box Checklist covers what should be included.
Congratulations, you’ve done all the prep for a successful move day. Here’s a final list of things to do on the move-out day to make everything go smoothly.
Need tips on packing specific types of items? Check out Mayflower’s comprehensive tips and guides. Also, our online magazine, Welcome HOME, is chock full of useful move-related information.