Sellers

Four ways a building gets emptied

The auction is the same in all four: same increment table, same soft close, same as-is terms. What differs is the intake — what has to be recorded, who has to be told, and how fast the clock is running before somebody else needs the space.

Fleet & Equipment Liquidation

Fleet rotation, contractor downsizing, bank recovery and municipal surplus. We take the vehicles and the machines together, because the buyer who wants your service body usually also wants your skid steer, and splitting them across two houses costs you both.

7 days

Typical listing period

14 days

To settlement

10%

Buyer's premium

What it includes

Restaurant & Retail Liquidation

A closed restaurant is a time problem before it is a money problem. The landlord has a date, the equipment is heavy, and every day you hold the keys costs rent. We are set up to be in the building within 48 hours of the call and catalogued within 72.

72 hrs

Call to catalogued

5 days

Removal window

13%

Buyer's premium

What it includes

IT Asset Disposition

Corporate refreshes, datacentre decommissions and end-of-life fleets. The hardware is the easy part; the reason you are calling an auction house instead of a recycler is that you want the residual value AND a defensible data trail. You get both, and the certificate number goes on the public lot page.

NIST 800-88

Purge standard

Serial-level

Manifest

15%

Buyer's premium

What it includes

Estate & Storage Lien Sales

Two very different jobs that share one discipline: grouping. An estate sold piece by piece takes three months and nets less than one sold in sensible lots over ten days. A storage lien sale sold badly exposes the facility to a claim. Both are about doing the grouping and the paperwork properly.

72 hrs

Storage removal

Statutory

Lien compliance

13–15%

Buyer's premium

What it includes