We are primarily an auction company.  We specialize in estate (living or deceased) liquidations.  We also accept consignment items, space and time permitting.  

Our services can be as simple as auctioning items brought to us ready for sale to our customers.  More often though, we find ourselves cleaning, researching, and making minor repairs to items we are preparing for sale.  

We offer pick up (additional time, therefore higher rate) when necessary, and if a customer desires, will pretty much do an entire house clean out.  This means we will go through the home, barn, etc. and take most anything of value right down to the cleaning supplies under the sink and bring them to auction.  When we finish, all our clients will have left to do is haul of the unwanted items to donate or trash and do the final cleaning.  We do not do deep cleaning but certainly relieve our clients from that overwhelming feeling of "what am I going to do with all of this stuff?"  Every client we have done a clean out for has been extremely satisfied and expressed their gratitude for taking a burden off of the mind.

In addition to the above, we are also available for onsite estate sales, business liquidations, storage unit auctions and more.

We sell all kind of items including antiques, furniture, household items, collectibles, tools, coins, lawn and garden equipment, local interest historical pieces, advertising and much more.  

Large items include automobiles, boats, trailers, farm equipment, etc.  

We avoid items normally found at yard sales: Clothes (some exceptions), upholstered furniture, particle board furniture, etc. It never hurts to ask about your particular items.

First and foremost, you should call us immediately!  We will gladly come out and look at your situation and offer you professional advice free-of-charge.

We've witnessed many occasions where friends and family give bad advice and low-ball offers.  Absolutely do not have a yard sale or haul off "the junk" first.

We've also seen cases where people practically gave away or threw away some of the most valuable items.  We will gladly tell you if certain items are worthless so that you can make the decision on what to do with them at that time.

This is probably the most common question we get and one that is almost impossible to answer.  Auctions are a perfect example of the economic theory of "supply and demand."  Th usual reply is "depends on who is there and how bad they want it."

If pressed for an answer on this, our standard operating procedure is to under-promise and over-deliver.  The condition of the item, the rarity, local interest, seasonality, and many other factors affect the price on any given sale.  An identical item could bring several times more or less at a subsequent sale.  That is the nature of an auction and part of what makes them so interesting.

We do our best to ensure top prices for your items as it is mutually beneficial, and we have a reputation for obtaining some of the best prices in this area.