Move Coordinators Inc.

06/01/2026

Great advice from CAM, proud to be a member

A move for a senior isn't just about getting stuff from point A to point B.

It's about pacing the process so the move itself doesn't become an ordeal. It's about building the right support system. It's about honouring both the practical and emotional realities of this transition.

Start with time. Three to six months. That's not excessive. That's respecting that a lifetime of decisions and memories takes time to process and sort through.

Build your support team. Adult children, friends, professionals who specialize in senior moves. The emotional weight of downsizing and relocating isn't something to carry alone.

Make the big decisions early. Does everything come to the new place? What actually serves you in this next home? Decide this before moving day, not during it. That's how you avoid being overwhelmed by choices when you're already tired.

Choose movers who understand senior relocations. Not all moving companies have experience with the unique needs of senior moves. CAM-certified professionals who've done this work bring both expertise and humanity. They understand the pace. They understand what matters. www.mover.net/find-a-moverbeing overwhelmed by

A healthy move is a planned move. Thoughtful. Supported. Paced right so you arrive ready for the next chapter—not exhausted by the process of getting there.

05/28/2026

Interesting theory- we have dealt with many situations and this rings true.

05/22/2026

Ok. Trivia time! Who remembers Wilf Carter? Our client has these awesome memorabilia items!

05/18/2026

Happy Victoria Day!

Happy Victoria Day to our Canadian members! 🇨🇦
Here’s to lake weekends, long sunsets, backyard BBQs, and the unofficial kickoff to summer. Wishing you a relaxing holiday filled with sunshine, celebration, and well-deserved time with family and friends. ☀️🍁

05/18/2026

Some great tips

05/16/2026

Such interesting, rewarding work we do ! chaos into calm resonates

05/15/2026

Important information when planning your movd

Your moving truck has legal limits on what it can carry. And honestly? These restrictions exist to protect your belongings and keep your movers safe.

You can't move:

Hazardous materials and flammables (paint, solvents, batteries, propane, gasoline) — these create real danger in a transport vehicle and violate shipping laws.

Perishables and delicate plants — they spoil or wilt in a truck. A long-distance move with temperature changes and delays destroys fresh food and living things.

Valuables like cash, passports, jewelry, and important documents — these travel with you, in your car, where you can see them. Always.

Certain appliances like refrigerators and some washers/dryers — they need specialized handling and preparation. Your mover will explain how to ready these for transport, or if they can move them at all.

Here's the thing: Have this conversation early, before you pack. Call your CAM mover and ask what restrictions might apply to your specific move. They're not being difficult — they're protecting your belongings and following the law. That's what professional movers do.

05/12/2026

Happy National Senior & Specialty Move Managers Week! Proud to be a nine year member of this awesome Association!

05/11/2026

Happy Mothers Day!

05/10/2026

SUNDAY ! All ready for sale pick up in north Edmonton.