About Caring Transitions of Augusta
Caring Transitions of Augusta is the Professional Solution for relocation services including downsizing, decluttering, & estate sales for both full and partial liquidations.
Regardless of the situation, planned or unexpected, the loss of a loved one or the need to relocate someone can be challenging. The physical challenges and emotional strains can be overwhelming enough, without the added stress of life’s unexpected events. Caring Transitions of Augusta offers a streamlined support system to help facilitate a less stressful transition, taking care of the details so you can take care of yourself or a loved one.
About the Owners: Andy and Rebecca Beard
Relocating – and
dealing with the estate – is tough, especially when you get older. But you
don’t have to do it alone. I’m Andy Beard and I own Caring Transitions of
Augusta with my wife, Rebecca.
Caring Transitions’
services are perfect for managing the
many aspects of a senior move, including assisting with the process of
downsizing to provide a safer living situation, as well as for busy families and people clearing
out the home of a loved one who has moved into assisted care or passed away.
Caring Transitions’ specially-trained professionals handle decluttering,
organizing, packing, moving, resettling, in-home estate sales and online
auctions, estate clearing and preparing homes to put on the market. We work in Augusta, Evans, Martinez,
Grovetown, Appling and the surrounding areas.
I was born and
raised in Augusta and I have an extensive background in customer service
management. I have a Master’s Degree in Museum Education from The George Washington
University and I’ve worked in museums, retail establishments, home health and
senior living. Rebecca, who is from Hampton, South Carolina, has a Master’s
Degree in Reading Education from Johns Hopkins University and has been a
reading specialist and teacher for the last 18 years. We were married in 2015
and we have a blended family of four children.
Within a two-year
timeframe, both of our moms decided to move to Brandon Wilde, a senior living
community in Evans, Georgia. When my mom moved, my sister drove down from North
Carolina. We’d work all day and then she’d take some of our mom’s possessions
back to her home to sell on eBay. It was a long, labor-intensive process. When
Rebecca’s mom moved, she and her sister had a very similar experience with
their mother’s home.
When I was working in
a senior living community, I would get several calls a week where a senior was looking
to move into our facility, but they didn’t know where to start with their
current home. I realized that not everyone has family who can help or who wants
to help, which is what led me to Caring Transitions.
Most people know
someone who has been through a life transition similar to this, and it will be
very beneficial to have all of your needs met by one company. It’s time that this area had a resource like
Caring Transitions and we’re looking forward to helping the people in this
community.