About Us
We know that change can be hard. And we understand that moving, even in the best of circumstances, may trigger anxiety.
Since 2000, we’ve been helping people feel the joy that comes with settling in their new homes, with the things they love most surrounding them.
Greenway Moving & Delivery is a fully licensed, insured and permitted moving and delivery company with a reputation for moving our clients with care and compassion. And we love working with seniors and their families to take the stress out of moving and replace it with the feeling of, “I’m home!”
Because we know how much your possessions mean to you, we do not hire or use temporary help. From our skilled Director of Operations and our experienced movers to our customer-focused office staff, each Greenway employee is trained and committed to living out our core values of honesty, integrity and quality service.
We are a member of the National Association of Senior Move Managers (NASMM) and in excellent standing with the Better Business Bureau. We are proud to have a Certified Relocation and Transition Specialist (CRTS) on staff.
Let us help you experience the joy of a Greenway move.
Beverly Molenda, Owner
Beverly Molenda is the owner of Greenway Moving & Delivery. She is happiest when she is helping people manage the move process—solving their problems and turning their difficult challenges into positive experiences.
Beverly has always enjoyed the company of seniors and loves their relaxed, happy outlook on life. So when the opportunity arose to purchase a moving business that had just begun to specialize in senior moves, she was delighted.
“I believe seniors are special people,” she said, “who deserve special attention and a smooth move when entering a new chapter in their lives.”
When she is not coordinating the perfect move for a client, Beverly might be hiking, spending time with family or focused on keeping the opposition’s ball out of the net as goalie for her women’s soccer team. She has already achieved one of her life goals: making it to the top of Mt. Rainier before turning 40.
