Our Services
Hoarding Clean-Up
LifeCycle Transitions can assist with your decluttering, deep cleaning or hoarding-related issues you or a loved one may be suffering from.
Downsizing & Relocation
When your home or other property has become too much for you to manage, LifeCycle Transitions will be there to help you find the right solution. From downsizing to partaking in assisted living tours to best match your needs.
Property Renovation and Rehab
We offer a wide range of transition contracting services from carpentry and painting to roofing and complete remodeling.
Real Estate Rescue
Has your property become too much maintain? Is it distressed or close to foreclosure? We offer the most sustainable property solutions that will have you in a new more sustainable home in less than 30 days.
Needs Assessment
Our Transitions Needs Assessment allows Lifecycle Transitions to provide the most comprehensive customized solutions that best fit your needs. Our Transition Experts will meet with you and your family within your home to address all required solutions for your transition.
About Us
The LifeCycle Transitions family is the culmination of more than 9 years of holistic innovation and commitment to care, and have earned the trust and confidence of seniors and their families across New England, New York, and Chicago. Our partnership with Tufts Health Plan and Senior Bluebooks extends our support and mission in our commitment to care efforts.
Over the years, LifeCycle Transitions has undergone countless, positive transitions in response to the evolving demands of an ever-changing society. Today, the LifeCycle Transitions family includes an extensive, growing staff of dedicated and caring professionals whose selfless contributions make it all possible for our families and their unique transitions.
FAQ
What does LifeCycle Transitions do?
Through our network of resources, expertise, and planning, we provide expert services. We work with clients to provide a stress-free, safe, and caring transition experience, so they move to the next stage of their life with ease.
What does a transition include?
The exact nature of a development relies on the client individually, so no one service is exactly alike. However, LifeCycle can provide many services with confidence:
- Home improvement – making a home market-ready or modification.
- Transition planning – coordinating the entire client and their family’s transition process from one home to the next with a plan of action, resources, and expert knowledge.
- Hoarding assistance – we visit homes with significant clutter and fix them, adding repairs when necessary.
- Realtor match – assessing our repertoire of resources to find top New England Realtors to offer a quick purchase or sale of your home.
- Counseling/Clinical services – transitioning is a robust experience, and our staff is here to help you through the process with clinical services and counselors.
Who qualifies for services from LifeCycle Transitions?
Our services are for individuals and families facing divorce, downsizing, hoarding, being widowed, or another significant life change that affects their home. Our typical clients include widows, separated or divorced individuals, seniors, or baby boomers.
What does the process cost?
Each transition and individual are different, so there is no set price for our services. However, an evaluation from our Transition Coordinator will provide a quote within 24 hours.
What areas do you service?
LifeCycle Transitions is proud to serve the following states: Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine.
Does LifeCycle Transitions accept insurance?
Yes! Our relationship with TUFTS Health Plan enables you to have room for an insured, quality plan.
Are we insured, bonded and licensed?
Yes – all three!
If I hire LifeCycle, will the authorities be notified?
No. Most state or government-licensed authorities require a reporting obligation, but we do not.
Could my property get condemned or could I get evicted if the appropriate parties get notified?
Yes. Since life, health, or property could be in jeopardy; it is a judge will likely rule against allowing behavior such as hoarding to continue.
Can I call for an estimate?
No, since our services rely on working with the property and assessing its condition. However, we can provide a rough estimate if you send us clear photos through e-mail or text, with descriptions. An in-person, thorough assessment is still the only way for us to provide the exact estimate.
Will my pets be taken if I'm reported for hoarding or living in squalor?
Yes, living in dangerous environments can jeopardize the health & safety of animals and small children, however scheduling an Assessment through LifeCycle since we’re not a mandatory reporter we’re not obligated to notify the authorities.
