Estate liquidation for Oakland homes.
We sell the contents of a house, from fine furniture and art to the everyday things, and leave it ready for what comes next.
Request a free assessment
- Free walk-through and a written proposal
- No obligation to go ahead
- Estate sales, online auctions and cleanouts
Rather talk? (510) 800-8831
One team for everything in the house.
Most families come to us with a full house, a deadline and a lot of questions. We walk through the home with you, recommend the right way to sell, and put the whole plan in writing before any work begins.
Fine furniture and art, kitchen drawers, garage shelves: all of it gets a plan. You’ll know what will be sold, how it will be sold, and what happens to anything that isn’t.
What we sell
- Antique and modern furniture
- Paintings, prints and frames
- Silver, china and glassware
- Rugs and textiles
- Books, records and collections
- Tools, garage and garden
- Everyday household goods
Ways we can help
Every estate starts with a free walk-through. Afterward, we recommend the approach that fits the house, the contents and your deadline.
- Estate liquidationThe whole house: the sale, buyer pickup and a plan for whatever is left.
- Estate salesA sale at the house, priced and set out for buyers who come in person.
- Online auctionsA photographed online catalog, open bidding and scheduled pickup.
- Estate cleanoutsClearing what remains after a sale, an inheritance or a move.
- DownsizingFor the furniture and belongings that won’t fit the next home.
- Inherited estatesPractical help for families, executors and trustees settling a house.
How it works
A walk-through
We see the house and its contents with you, and hear what has to happen and by when. It’s free.
A written proposal
The selling method, fees, timeline and the plan for anything unsold, on paper before you decide.
The sale and the handover
We prepare and sell the contents, coordinate buyer pickup and hand the house back as agreed.
Planned around Oakland houses.
A Rockridge Craftsman, a Montclair hillside home and a Lakeshore condo each need a different plan. Stairs, parking, elevators and building rules go into the proposal from the start, not on pickup day.
Where we work- Rockridge
- Montclair
- Temescal
- Piedmont Avenue
- Grand Lake
- Glenview
- Oakland Hills
- Redwood Heights
- Piedmont
- Berkeley
- Alameda
- San Leandro
Questions families ask
What is estate liquidation?
Estate liquidation is the process of organizing and selling household contents, with a plan for what remains. It may involve an estate sale, online auction, and a separately agreed cleanout, depending on the home and your priorities.
Do I need to sort or clean the house first?
No. Set aside personal documents, photographs, medications, keys, and family keeps. Leave the rest for assessment before donating, discarding, or refinishing items. A fully sorted home is not required.
What does an assessment cost?
The initial estate assessment is free. The work itself is quoted after we understand the contents, property access, deadline, and services needed. Ask for the full scope and fees in writing before deciding.
Can you help if I live outside the Bay Area?
Yes. Tell us who can provide access, who is authorized to make decisions, and how you would like updates. A written keep list and a single family contact make remote coordination easier.
Will everything sell?
No sale method guarantees that every item will sell. The proposal should explain what happens to unsold and uncollected belongings, including any separately quoted removal or donation arrangements.
Tell us about the house.
A neighborhood and a way to reach you is enough to start. We’ll follow up by phone or email.