Handy Ande becomes your Moving Coordinator/Troubleshooter

Here's an example of a situation that calls for a moving coordinator:
(Andrea has encountered these challenges.)

You're a single or older person moving into your home or condo.
- You still have more things to pack and you've run out of boxes.
- There are more things to pack in the truck but the truck is full.
- You arrive to find the previous owners or tenants have not moved out yet.
- Your phone and Internet services don't work and you can't contact anyone to help you.
- You don't have the keys and the doors are locked.
- The home is not clean or ready to move in as you had been promised.
- The carpets are soaked and nothing can be brought in.
- Your pet has a serious medical emergency and you can't be in two places at once.
- The movers show up either sick, drunk or appear to be incompetent.
- One of the movers keeps breaking things, damaging your antique furniture and artwork, and dragging mattresses through the mud.
- Your real estate agent is nowhere to be found.
- The service elevator is in use by someone else.
- The movers have not shown up and are already 2 hours late.
- The bylaws say you cannot do any moving after 5 PM or on Sunday and it's 4:30 PM on Saturday and you have a whole truck to unload.
- You haven't eaten in 12 hours and you are hypoglycemic.
- The police show up because the neighbors think you are a prowler.
- The street is torn up and the movers can't get to your new house or find a place to park to unload.
- You want to order pizza and beer to celebrate the move but you can't find your wallet or any cash.
- It's late and all you want to do is sleep, but your bed still has to be set up and made.

Sounds like a nightmare doesn't it? Moving is stressful enough without Murphy moving in, too. (Murphy's Law states if anything can go wrong, it will.) Be smart, bring in a support person who will anticipate all the potential crises and nip them in the bud, but also handle the unavoidable ones.

Andrea Reynolds has coordinated more than 90 moves from apartment to apartment, neighborhood to neighborhood, city to city, state to state and country to country. She'll help you with packing, unpacking, furniture placement, shopping, meal arrangements, bringing in reinforcements, anything that needs to be done.

Call to book Handy Ande for your moving day: (412) 440-3704
A deposit of $195.00 will be required for a minimum of three hours. The balance will be due at the end of the day. Use the Moving Info Request form to book your move. Please book as far in advance as possible. Last minute requests may be charged at 1.5 times the standard rate. Due to scheduling demands, deposits are not refunded when cancellations occur within 48 hours of Handy Ande's expected arrival. (Better to have me show up and work for you!)


PHONE ORDERS: (412) 440-3704