How do I get an estimate of what my equipment is worth?
Use the contact form and tell us what you have, where it is and when it needs to go. A rough list and a few photographs are enough for an initial view. For anything beyond a handful of items we visit, walk the site and give you written estimates lot by lot before you commit to anything.
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