Comprehensive Estate Liquidation Services
How does an estate liquidation work? What are my options?
An estate liquidation is the reduction or complete removal of house-hold items including the attic, basement, garage, shed, and yard. This can include cars, motorcycles and other vehicles.
The need for a liquidation comes from:
- A move to another home/condo/apartment.
- A loved one has passed away, and the estate needs to be cleared and sold.
- Elderly family members are moving into Assisted Living or Nursing Homes.
Handling an Estate Liquidation From Out of Town or Out of State?
Handling estate liquidation from out of town can be an especially stressful endeavor. You may be dealing with a sudden move due to a new job or life change, retirement, or dealing with the passing of a parent or other family member. We understand the added worry involved with a long-distance project and do our best to provide just the right service at the right price to take care of just about any size project, from very small to deeply congested homes in need of special handling.
Attic to Basement Estate Liquidations is happy to work with you by phone or e-mail from anywhere, really. We provide scanned estimates and contracts and provide before and after pictures, when requested. All we need is a local contact, either a Realtor, Attorney, friend or helpful neighbor to meet with us and show us the property and/or work that needs to be done. Or, we can provide a lockbox to house the key and will never allow anyone on the contracted property unless we are present with client approval. Payment is only made after you have the thumbs up from your local contact or are happy with the pictures we send of the completed project. Even from out of town, you can be assured that Attic to Basement Estate Liquidations will take care of your liquidation project, so you can relax and know the job is done right!
Exceptions
We cannot remove the following items from your property: paints, chemicals of any kind, automotive batteries, solvents, fire extinguishers, asbestos, oils, hazardous materials, and tires.
One more thing, the list includes screaming babies!
Don't be fooled by companies that promise to “take it all” and end up only taking a few select (valuable) items and leaving you the rest. We give you a detailed inventory list of items included in liquidation and/or flat purchase, as well as a written estimate or offer. This way, you can make the right choice for your estate liquidation needs.