essex county

How it works

01. Consult. We visit the home, learn your timeline, and review the full scope of the estate — including anything that should be appraised separately rather than sold on the floor.

02. Prepare. We organize, research fair market pricing, and stage the belongings with respect for the house and the family.

03. Sale and settlement. We run the sale and provide an itemized settlement report that matches your final payout.

Built for executors and attorneys

  • Liability insured on every sale

  • Digital point-of-sale scanning, so every item is recorded as it leaves the home

  • Itemized settlement report you can hand to co-heirs, a probate attorney, or the court

  • A single point of contact throughout

If you're an executor with siblings watching or an attorney answering to a court, that documentation is the difference between a clean close and a long argument.

Homes going on the market

A significant share of Essex County estate work is tied to a listing. Realtors here want the house empty, clean and photographable, fast. We coordinate directly with agents when you'd like us to, and we work backward from the listing date.

Estate sale company serving Essex County, New Jersey

Essex County has some of the most interesting household contents in New Jersey, and it's largely a function of architecture. Montclair alone has four locally landmarked historic districts, including an Estate Area district with a period of significance running from 1885 to 1945. South Orange and Maplewood hold Tudors, Colonial Revivals, Queen Annes and Victorians, some in districts spanning the 1870s through the 1930s. The oldest house in the county dates to the 1660s.

Houses like that tend to be furnished to match, and they tend to stay in families a long time.

We run estate sales across the county — Montclair, Glen Ridge, Millburn, Short Hills, South Orange, Maplewood, Verona, Caldwell, West Caldwell, Essex Fells, Livingston, Nutley, Bloomfield, Cedar Grove, Roseland and the surrounding towns.

How it works

01. Consult. We visit the home, learn your timeline, and review the full scope of the estate — including anything that should be appraised separately rather than sold on the floor.

02. Prepare. We organize, research fair market pricing, and stage the belongings with respect for the house and the family.

03. Sale and settlement. We run the sale and provide an itemized settlement report that matches your final payout.