Very helpful and very informative They have very good and…read morereasonable prices I will definitely be attending every even they host

Couldn't be bothered to respond to an inquiry through their website or return a phone call.read more

We interviewed three estate sale companies for my mom's home filled with items from decades of…read morecollecting primative antiques. We went with Robin's nest Estate Sales. I cannot express how thankful we are to have made that decision. This sales was a biggie as it included three buildings. From day one, we were impressed with the professionalism of this company. The care with which Robin managed the entire process was amazing. She and her crew did a fabulous job in organizing, cleaning, staging, advertising and executing a tremendously successful sale...down to planning and directing parking. The sale went smoothly and set records. My mom went to be with the Lord only two hours after Robin called us with the final results. Thank you to Robin and her crew for doing such a great job.

She is one of the best estate sales out there. She is friendly and nice. Her prices are great and…read morefair. Once I found her I always seek out her sales.

This was just a horrible experience. Their customer service representative Christina, who is…read moreextremely rude, short, and just keeps repeating the same thing over and over again without explanation. It really just wasn't a friendly Service. Very transactional and not graceful or thankful for contributing to their auction. Service and auction fees are extremely high. Pick up window is very limited. I just definitely would not participate in another auction that they are hosting. Talk to a few other people who were bidding on items and they have the same experience. My recommendation to the company is to put Christina through customer service training and navigating conversations with clients appropriately.

Wonderful experience! Issac at the warehouse was great and the ladies the office were efficient and…read morehelpful. Professional staff. I can't say enough good things about this company and their employees.

Went there the first time and was disappointed. I shop many other local auctions and this by far…read morewas My worst experience. I bid on an GE Profile Opal 2.0 Ice Maker. The picture and description state was inaccurate. The machine came with a broken handle on the ice bin and had heavy mineral deposits from use. Disappointed and not sure I will go back or Recommend them! Beware

Labeling obviously used items as nee. Never got an refund for an item as well. Avoid this placeread more

Do your homework when hiring an estate liquidation company! Ask for references. Interview 3…read morecompanies, ask lots of questions. My neighbor hired this company and was left with a big mess to clean up after the sale and not much profit. They came in all cherry picked the good stuff. I would not use this company.

One of the nicest people to buy from!! Great advertising with easy to follow signs. 108 degrees…read moredidn't stop us from finding nice treasures at reasonable prices. We will start following their estate sales.

Here's the short version - If you and or your family find yourself in need of an Estate Liquidator,…read moredon't waste your time interviewing anyone else but Susanna Burns. She and her team are professional, they know how to set up an Estate sale to make it appealing to your eye, they market well, they know how to price, and they do what they say they will do within the timeframes given. We could not have been happier with the job they did for us. Long version - After my mother passed away, we were faced with the daunting task of cleaning out her house and preparing it for sale. We began by obtaining a dumpster and disposing of many, many, items that we deemed to have no value and be worthless. MISTAKE. Susanna could have sold much of what we disposed of and probably saved us some on the dump fees. I was amazed at what people will buy. When we interviewed Susanna she arrived on time, was dressed professionally, and came prepared with her insurance certificate, business license, a bond, and references. She explained the whole process to us (from discovering what is in the house all the way through final cleanup). After we selected her team, we discussed timing of the process and the sale. She had some very smart insight about timing, in that the sale should be long enough past Christmas that people feel like they have some spending money in their pocket again. Once they got to work, her associate Eddie took the lead is setting up the sale. They grouped items intelligently, attractively, and appropriately. Their staging of items conveys to buyers that the sale is professionally run. They priced everything in the sale, even brought in an outsider to value the art that my mother had collected over the years (sadly none were Rembrandts ). Once the sale was complete, they disposed of everything that had not sold (as they said they would), and turned over an empty vacuumed house ready to start the real estate sale process. Throughout the process Susanna and Eddie kept us informed and apprised of the whole process. My siblings and I were very happy with the whole process and the results. Since our sale, I have had the opportunity to attend estate sales put on by other companies. Dare I say they don't come close to representing an estate the way Susanna and her team do. Like I said at the beginning, don't waste your time interviewing anyone other than Burns Estate Liquidators. You will end up hiring BEL anyways.

This has to be the most expensive estate sale company in town. I was appalled! $6 for 1 placemat!…read moreSeriously, the half price day was still way too high. I'm guessing they have a "not sold" contingency that helps the bottom line. Don't bother, unless you're willing to pay Chairish.com prices at an estate sale. The items I wanted, I was sure, couldn't really be $6 each for a placemat. Additionally they weren't intact, but were unique. I decided, if that was the case, at half off it's about what I might pay at a normal estate sale. I asked the person taking money in the garage if $6 was the price per mat even with flaws. She discounted to $5 then half off which still falls above your previous claim. It was eye opening to see the level of price gouging. I had been told "Burns is the most expensive in town, which is why they get the high-end (greediest) clients" So, say what you want, I came, I saw, I reported. Looks to me like you are trying to rationalize something away that you know to be true. I repeat, I won't be back and I would discourage anyone else from attending your sales. Good luck to you.

Scott was really friendly and beyond helpful during our last trip to Sacramento…read more I will be happy to refer this company to anyone who needs his professional services in the Sacramento Valley area.

Scott and Debbie are true professionals. We used them to "pick" our house of everything they…read morewanted to sell online. They not only cleaned us out (good!), they also cleaned up after themselves! They know what they are looking for, and they know how to pack things up so nothing is broken in transition. We have many Asian valuables and also many vintage and antique items. They recognized the worth and made plans to sell them appropriately. This is THE place for estate liquidation and downsizing. Thank you Scott and Debbie!

I have been trying to get removed from their mailing list for several years. They have addressed it…read moreto a person who works at a different company with a similar name, in a different state, with a different address. WE DO NOT SHOP AT AUCTIONS. This mailer is a waste of resources TREES DIED FOR THIS JUNK MAIL.

Was hired to auction off part of our companies equipment and instead went in and took multiple…read moretombstones off of equipment as well as circuit boards and compressors and threw them in a dumpster. Then took all of our finished and unfinished products with invoices and threw them in a dumpster. And on the same day went into an area which wasnt supposed to be touched (as i verified this with all 3 of his employees that there was personal stuff that belonged to myself that had nothing to do with the auction. I had two of my dirtbikes we were rebuilding there. One of which was my sons race bike. I told the guys multiple times that the bikes and bike parts were mine and yet all of my parts that were new in bags and all my specialty tools to fix the bike also with the parts all dissappeared. Unfortunately i wasnt there when they took the first dumpster (one big enough to park a f350 inside of but i did catch the second one as he was leaving and he told me the company who ordered the dumpsters was acting funny. Was adamit that they went and got it right then. And said when he got to the recycler he was told just to go drop the box and not to weigh it. Unfortunately for me they had already recycled the first dumpster by the time i got there. But i was able to catch the second one. After 3 days of digging i was able to find my kick starter and side cover but the rest was gone. So not only did our company loose over 500k in finished product i also lost over 1500 in parts and over 300 in specialty tools. It just made me sick to my stomach. And when i questioned ashman they said it was protocol to go in and throw away all your stock and inventory and take dirty scrap prices for it. 4k for nearly 700k doesnt sound like a fair deal to me. I took pictures of what got thrown away. Mind you the first dumpster which was 3/4 of the way full was already recycled. So these are images of the second dumpster. ​Sad is all I can Say