Services

Commercial liquidation services

Every engagement is scoped in writing before work begins: what is being sold, which sale format fits it, the marketing plan, the schedule, and how settlement and clear-out will be handled. Below is what we take on.

Retail Store Closings

Going-out-of-business and relocation sell-throughs for independent retailers and regional chains.

  • Merchandise priced and staged for staged markdowns
  • Fixtures sold after sell-through: gondolas, shelving, racks, cases
  • POS systems, signage, safes, and back-room equipment
  • Published opening and final-day schedule

Restaurant & Food Service Equipment

Full kitchens, cafés, bakeries, bars, and food trucks — sold by the piece or as a package.

  • Cooking lines: ranges, ovens, fryers, griddles
  • Refrigeration: walk-ins, reach-ins, prep coolers, ice machines
  • Prep and wash: tables, sinks, dish machines, smallwares
  • Dining room: seating, POS, décor, and bar equipment

Office Furnishings & Electronics

Office closures, downsizings, and full-floor clear-outs.

  • Workstations, desks, conference and training furniture
  • Task seating, file and storage systems
  • Computers, monitors, printers, and phone systems
  • Coordinated elevator and dock scheduling for large buildings

Warehouse & Industrial Contents

Surplus, overstock, and full warehouse dispositions.

  • Pallet racking, shelving, and material handling equipment
  • Forklifts, pallet jacks, dock equipment
  • Palletized and bulk inventory, lot by lot
  • Tooling, shop equipment, and surplus machinery

Landlord & Abandoned-Property Clear-Outs

When a tenant vacates and leaves contents behind, the space still has to turn.

  • Coordination around your notice and access requirements
  • Sell what has value; remove what doesn’t
  • Broom-clean handover on the date in the agreement
  • Photo documentation of premises before and after

Lender, Receiver & Fiduciary Disposition

Documented disposition of business assets held as collateral or in a proceeding.

  • Full inventory with photographs and lot numbers
  • Open, advertised sale — on-site, online, or hybrid
  • Itemized settlement statement for the file
  • Chain-of-custody minded handling from intake to payout

Sale Formats

The format follows the contents

On-Site Liquidation Sale

Best for retail sell-throughs and full premises. Buyers come to the goods; staged pricing moves volume over a set number of sale days.

Online Auction

Best for equipment and cataloged lots. Every lot is photographed, described, and bid on by a statewide buyer pool, with scheduled pickup days.

Hybrid

High-value equipment goes to online auction while fixtures and remaining stock sell on-site. One agreement, one settlement.

Included in every engagement: written agreement before work starts · full inventory · advertised sale · staffed sale days · itemized settlement statement · broom-clean premises at handover. Fees are a commission quoted in writing after the walk-through — the rate depends on the contents, the format, and the deadline, and it is never a surprise.

Not sure which format fits?

That is what the walk-through is for. We look at the contents and the deadline, then recommend in writing.

Request a Walk-Through