If you are considering a move to smaller quarters or your parents need assistance in making a change, Smooth Transitions® can help.

Whether advising you on how to do it yourself or contracting for our complete services, we can make the whole process easier for all concerned.

When adult children live out of town or are busy with their own families and careers, Smooth Transitions® can provide the support needed for a move. It can mean doing as little or as much as needed. We work with you and your family to find a new place, decide what to take, arrange for the move, unpack and have those household "leftovers" shipped, donated, sold or trashed.

Smooth Transitions® is based in Louisville, Kentucky, with additional operations in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Saskatchewan Canada.

In The News!

Prime View: Couple's new business helps seniors pack up possessions.
June 2010

The Missoulin: Get help to make the move: Trio offers baby boomers, aging parents help getting into smaller living spaces
June 2010

2theadvocate.com: Moving expert offers advice on downsizing households March 2010

Entrepreneur: "100 Brilliant Companies" June 2009

News and Tribune: Business helps seniors move, downsize

Columbia Daily Tribune: Grand Opening: New Business in Columbia. Smooth Transitions | Moving service for Seniors

New York Times: Shrinking the World, or at Least Your Corner

Linkage Fall/Winter 2007

Reno Gazette-Journal: "On The Move"

Courier-Journal: "Family has lost its history; did you find it?"

Courier-Journal: "The Turning Point"

Real Life: "Is Downsize the right size? Page 1 | Page 2

Today's Woman "Moving on: What to do with all that Stuff"

Max Magazine "Scaling Down It's Easier Than You Think" Page 1 | Page 2

Business First "Smoothing Things Out" Page 1 | Page 2

Voice Tribune "Morris' Smooth Transitions Helps Seniors With Moves"

The Florida Times-Union "Seniors on the Move"