Move Coordinators Inc

Name: Move Coordinators Inc
Address: Alberta, Canada
Telephone: 7806688811

Assist seniors with downsizing and moving. Estate clear outs. Online from the home Auction sales

After 29 years as Operations Manager for Sentinel Self-Storage, Karen Bodoano launched Move Coordinators as she saw a need for moving assistance for seniors and their families. As the first Certified Senior Move Manager in western Canada, she has many resources, tools and methods to ensure a move and downsize goes smoothly. Moving and leaving the family home is very stressful. Drawing on her many years of moving/storage experience, Karen can navigate every situation with professionalism and kindness. Unique to Move Coordinators is the ability to sell used household items direct from the home using a for purpose web site created by Karen and her partners: www.newlymine.com

A sought out speaker, Karen often presents seminars on a range of topics from downsizing, decluttering, senior move management and self-storage.

Interested in more info? Check out the web site www.movecoordinators.com or contact Karen for a free inhome consults.

City: Edmonton

Business address: 2, 2207-90 B Street SW, Edmonton, AB T6X 1V8

Phone number: 7806688811

Email: info@movecoordinators.ca

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Do you offer gift cards?: No

Delivery: No

Curb side pickup: No

Wheelchair accessible: Yes

What forms of payment do you accept?:

Debit
Credit
Cash

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