Someren Glen Makes Move Seamless for Residents During Renovation

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Someren Glen - Christian Living Communities

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Jun 02, 2021

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As part of its master plan, Someren Glenis renovating all 72 of its residential living apartments. In the first phase of improvements, the plan calls for modernizing apartments for a fresh, stylish new look. The new apartments will feature open kitchens with stainless steel appliances and white or espresso cabinets, carpet and laminate plank flooring, quiet and efficient heating and cooling, stackable washer/dryer, comfort height toilets, and more. This type of renovation typically would require a homeowner to hire a contractor and live for months in a construction zone. Someren Glens approach offers a virtually stress-free renovation.
Moving support with A Move Handled with Care

Someren Glen has also created a seamless move for each resident to a temporary, fully furnished apartment. A fully insured and bonded local move management company, A Move Handled with Care, sends a specialized team into each residents home to carefully pack their belongings and collectibles, store what wont be needed, and settle residents in their temporary apartment for the few weeks of construction.
For residents just moving in, a Move Handled with Care provides downsizing consultation, packing, moving, and unpacking, helping guide decisions about what furniture to bring and what to sell, donate, or give away.
Residents who become members of the Pioneer Club at Someren Glen will receive financial incentives and benefit from the option of a turnkey move. For a limited time, residents may reserve renovated homes at current pricing. When Pioneer Club members book a new, remodeled apartment before renovations are complete, they move into an apartment with the existing floorplan while the new one is undergoing renovations. When their new apartment is ready, residents will enjoy another move eased by the services of A Move Handled with Care. The move management team will put everything in place, even hanging pictures on the walls and making the beds!

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