Navy Veteran & Daughter Launch Caring Transitions Franchise in Las Vegas

Erica Beck and her father, Justin Beck, launched a Caring Transitions franchise in Las Vegas, with Erica having previous experience working for other Caring Transitions franchises.

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Navy Veteran & Daughter Launch Caring Transitions Franchise in Las Vegas

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Erica Beck and her father, Justin Beck, a retired Navy veteran, have launched a Caring Transitions franchise in Las Vegas. Erica has previous experience working for other Caring Transitions franchises, which inspired her to start her own business with her dad.

For Erica Beck, what started as a job with Caring Transitions quickly grew into something more. After spending time working with other franchisees, helping with online auctions and organizing estates, she realized this was work she truly cared about — and saw a future in. Now, she’s teaming up with her dad, Justin Beck, a retired Navy veteran and former high school teacher, to launch their own Caring Transitions business in Southeast Las Vegas this July. For both of them, it’s a chance to build something meaningful together while supporting families through life’s toughest moments.

Erica Beck: I’ve actually worked for other Caring Transitions franchises in the past and that is what inspired me to start one of my own with my dad. I love the work and I already have knowledge on how it works in the day-to-day.

1851: What did you do before franchising, and how did you decide franchising made sense for you?

Erica: I was working as an e-commerce specialist for a while before Caring Transitions. My Caring Transitions experience gave me that experience. I was actually working at a bed and breakfast and after the busy season ended, I asked my boss what I could do next, and she introduced me to Caring Transitions. I was mostly doing online auctions, photography, listing, etc.

Justin Beck: I’m a retired Navy veteran, where I spent 24 years. After that, I taught high school for nine years. I really enjoy helping people and I’ve been working with kids — I love making a difference in lives. My daughter Erica was working with CT, so I learned about it through her, and we decided it would be a great way to be successful together and go on the adventure as dad and daughter.

1851: What made you pick this brand? What excites you most about this company?

Erica: I had never really wanted to own a business, but the more I got experience in Caring Transitions, I knew I wanted to do something meaningful and make an impact beyond the typical 9 to 5. Talking with my dad, we were able to make it a reality.

Justin: One thing is the fact that Caring Transitions is really set up for franchisees — you have a lot of support from other owners and the company itself. The investment also wasn’t crazy high.

1851: What do you hope to achieve with your business? What are your plans for growth?

Justin: We want to be the top franchisee here in Las Vegas — we want to represent the brand well in this community. Long-term, I want to retire from it and let Erica take the whole thing.

Justin: Always ask more questions — there are a couple of things we have been surprised by in the process, so if I could go back I would ask some more in-depth questions.

Caring Transitions provides older adults and their families with the most trusted, respected and comprehensive downsizing, right-sizing, estate sales and online auctions, and move management solutions in the industry. Founded in 2006, the brand is committed to helping people in a compassionate and caring manner during life's many transitions while providing a total and easy solution for clients in their time of need. Through their proprietary online sales platform, CTBIDS, Caring Transitions also prepares clients for the process of liquidating assets through their own online estate sales auction site.

With more than 350 locations, Caring Transitions’ compassionate, experienced professionals minimize stress and relieve the burdens of life’s transitions.

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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on July 23, 2025. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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