Serving Rhode Island and Surrounding Areas
Trusted Local Resources for a Smoother, Stress-Free Move.
Moving is easier when the right people are in your corner. Below are storage facilities, apartment communities, and senior resources we regularly work with or recommend. This page is here to help you plan smarter and move with less stress.
Need help coordinating your move with any of these places? We can help you line everything up.
Warwick, Rhode Island Storage Facility Partners
401 Storage
2860 Post Road, Warwick, RI 02889
Climate controlled and drive-up self-storage.
Indoor and outdoor storage for cars. Secure lot for RV’s and trailers
U-Haul Storage
1689 Post Road, Warwick, RI 02888
Climate controlled self-storage.
Centrally located, easy on/off Rt. 37 and I-95
U-Haul Storage
279 Oakland Beach Ave., Warwick, RI 02889
Climate controlled and drive-up self-storage.
WHAT SIZE STORAGE UNIT DO I NEED?
Choosing the right storage size can save money and reduce stress during a move
5x5 Unit
Best for boxes, seasonal items, college students or small furniture.
10x10 Unit
Typically fits a one-bedroom apartment
10x15 Unit
Typically fits a two-bedroom apartment.
10x20 Unit
Typically fits a three-bedroom apartment.
20x30 to 20x40 Unit
Typical three-four bedroom full-home with patio, garage and
basement areas.
Tip: Climate-controlled storage is usually best for antiques,
electronics, artwork, family keepsakes or long-term storage.
Warwick, RI Apartment Communities
Alta Altitude
Brand new ultra modern luxury units. Easy I-95 access.
The Presley
1850 Post Road, Warwick, RI 02886
Newly converted upscale studio and one bedroom living.
Cowesett Hills
3595 Post Road, Warwick, RI 02886
Modern amenities, wooded setting, near Greenwich Bay, pet friendly.
MOVING INTO A NEW APARTMENT? HERE ARE A FEW THINGS TO CHECK
Before move day, make sure to confirm:
- Elevator reservation / protection requirements
- Parking availability for movers
- Move-in time restrictions
- Certificate of insurance requirements
- Loading dock access
- Many apartment communities require advance scheduling for moving trucks as well as certificate of insurance from your moving company
Rhode Island Senior Moving Resources
Caring for a loved one during a transition can be overwhelming. Rhode Island offers several organizations that provide support, education, and guidance for caregivers navigating senior care decisions. We’ve listed several here to help get you started.
Executive Office of Health and Human Services
3 West Road, Cranston, RI
Safe, secure options for getting needed care and support services
The Care Concierge
Helping seniors and their families navigate the world of senior care.
Family Caregiver Alliance of Rhode Island
50 Valley Street, Providence, RI
Support for caregivers to provide connections to needed programs .
Elder Care Insurance Solutions
3466 West Shore Rd., Warwick, RI
Professional care management and coordination services.
RI Office of Veterans Services
560 Jefferson Blvd., Warwick, RI
Veterans Benefits Navigation and Referral Services.
Jennifer L Caputi Law
100 Midway Road, Cranston, RI
Elder law, assisting with legal planning and protection for seniors.
Visiting Angels
1865 Post Road, Warwick, RI
In-home care services to remain safe and comfortable at home.
Stronghouse
152 Forbes St., East Providence, RI
Home modifications to help with
mobility challenges.
Pilgrim Senior Center
27 Pilgrim Parkway
Community hub supporting the well-being of senior residents.
Ocean State Estate Services
Specialized handling of family estate liquidation with care and compassion.
Mike’s Estate Services
Offers both consignment and outright buy-outs contents of entire home with expert valuations
QUESTIONS TO ASK BEFORE CHOOSING A SENIOR COMMUNITY
Every community is different. Asking the right questions upfront can make the transition smoother for everyone involved.
Questions to consider:
- What services are included monthly?
- Are meals and transportation provided?
- Is staff available 24/7?
- What safety protocals are followed?
- Can care levels change over time if needed?
- Are pets allowed?
MOVING CHECKLIST FOR SENIOR TRANSITIONS
6-8 weeks before:
Research communities or housing options
Schedule mover estimates
Begin sorting belongings
3-4 weeks before
Update mailing address
Arrange utilities
Donate, coordinate consignment or estate sale for items not needed
1 week before:
Pack medications and important documents separately
Label priority items clearly
Confirm move-day details
Move day:
Keep essentials accessible
Walk through the old residence carefully
Allow extra time and flexibility
