Connie K.
9/9/2016
Kim and Stephen have gone over and beyond to accommodate my seller/buyer. We had many obstacles thrown our way from outside sources. They were flexible and accommodating. All the while making...
Caring Transitions of Mechanicsburg
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1001 E Harmony Rd Ste 436
Fort Collins, CO 80525
Caring Transitions of Fort Collins is a locally owned and operated business in Northern Colorado, providing a range of services to help seniors and their families transition through life's stages. With a deep connection to the community, the owners, Devon Carnahan and Robert "Bobby" Hess, understand the stress and challenges of downsizing and moving, which inspired them to create a service that offers peace of mind and a customized plan for each client's specific situation.
With their expertise as Certified Relocation and Transition Specialists, Caring Transitions of Fort Collins offers services such as relocation, downsizing, decluttering, estate sales, online auctions, and home clean-outs. They have served over 100,000 seniors, have experience with interstate moves, and operate in more than 300 locations across the United States and Canada. Their goal is to manage all aspects of a transition, ensuring that lifelong treasures and family heirlooms are cared for in their new homes.
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2.05 reviews
Amy B.
8/18/2023
Bidder beware. They sold the item won to someone else and did not honor the winning bid, causing a loss of money on the rental truck needed to transport
Jim P.
1/23/2023
I bid on an item in an online auction and won. The receipt of payment stated that I would have to schedule a pickup time and this was not an option. They say that if I don't have a pick up time...
J. T.
1/12/2018
Poor solution if you have decent things that could be sold easily on craigslist. You will lose money if you use them as a liquidator.
Notleaving M.
7/1/2016
Having to sell my parents belongings after they passed away is bad enough. The owner of this company assured me the items left over after the sale would be donated. They may have donated some...
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