Downsizing Services

Right-size Your New Lifestyle.

Someone who has lived a full life can unintentionally accumulate a high volume of sentimental possessions. When you or a loved one decides it’s time to move into a smaller, more convenient home, you may find yourself overwhelmed with the amount of "stuff" around you. However, we know it isn’t just "stuff." It’s years of important memories, keepsakes and traditions. Let us help you modify your living area and possessions to improve your life. With the Caring Transitions “right-sizing” process, we collaborate with clients to honor the past while assisting them with embracing the future. When done properly, right-sizing can be a great relief because our professional team will help prioritize what is most important and helpful in your next phase of life.

Our experts at Caring Transitions Silicon Valley can help you through the right-sizing process, making it easier and less complicated. No job is too big or too small. While this may be your first time downsizing, we do it every day. Let us release your stress by handling every aspect of your right-sizing process.

Downsizing Services:

Paper and document management
Decluttering
Sort and organize
Donation, disbursement and liquidations
Professional move management

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