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Caring Transitions helps families with moving, downsizing, and estate sales

A Dayton-based company assists families with relocations, decluttering, and online estate auctions during difficult times.

Nov 9, 2026, 12:33 PM By the Genius Eye newsroom (Finance Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
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Caring Transitions, operated by Nathan and Sommer Bradds in south Dayton, supports families facing transitions such as relocating, downsizing, and estate sales, Dayton Daily News reported.

The company was founded after the Bradds experienced its services firsthand when Nathan's mother was diagnosed with dementia and needed to move quickly. Their positive experience led them to purchase the franchise and expand it.

Their service area covers from Lebanon to Vandalia and west to Springfield. The most frequently used service is full-home liquidation through CT Bids, an online auction platform, often used after emergencies requiring rapid moves.

The company offers a range of services including packing, moving, unpacking, donations, and home clearing. The liquidation sales often generate enough revenue to cover half the service costs, with some clients even receiving a check back.

Caring Transitions operates with a team of 25 people who assist during full home liquidations, helping families navigate challenging transitions with both financial and compassionate support.

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  1. daytondailynews.com: Caring Transitions helps families during difficult times
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