A pleasure to work with for our community re-strapping of pool loungers. Very professional and easy…read moreto work with

Great company to work with. We were out of state and Danny and his company took care of everything…read morein a very professional and courteous manner. He provided a dedicated service and went out of his way to accommodate our difficult situation. We strongly recommend Found By Hands.

We cannot recommend Laura and her outstanding team highly enough. Laura was hired to help liquidate…read moreour family's estate near Orlando and a home that was packed with more than 40 years worth of furniture, accessories and memories. She and her daughter Lauren were the epitome of professional from beginning to end. They made what could have been be a very daunting and emotional task as easy as possible. You can really tell Laura has been doing this for a long time, she knows her stuff when it comes to pricing items. Her percentage was a little higher than some of the others we looked at but well worth it. When it was all finished we were delivered a completely empty home and a sizeable check. We would *HIGHLY* recommend them without hesitation, well done!

I'm very happy with the price and service at Laura's estate sale. I got a dresser, nightstands,…read morelamps, tv stand, a couch, chair and all at a very good prices. All of the furniture I got looks brand new and would be very expensive at a high-end furniture store.

Very happy with our purchase at one of the sales. Generous freebies too!…read more edit- came back the next week. Very good deals, and was gifted some nice perfumes. Thanks!

Action 9 investigates estate sale hustle…read more June 22, 2015 at 3:27 pm EDT ORLANDO, Fla. -- Five months after Action 9 first exposed estate sale agent Silas Pierce, another customer claims Pierce betrayed his trust. This time, the victim is a priest. "You can't take somebody's stuff and sell it and pocket all the proceeds," said the Rev. David Subu. Subu claims Pierce and Estate Sale Stars sold his mother's possessions then refused to send the family's proceeds check for nearly $4,000. Subu grew alarmed after finding the Action9 investigation online. Action 9's Todd Ulrich confronted Pierce last year at an estate sale. "At a bad time in their lives, they say you cashed in," said Ulrich. Pierce denied he had done anything wrong while escorting Ulrich out of the home. "If only I had done that search beforehand and I had seen your show," said Subu. Last month, Pierce filed for bankruptcy protection and listed customers who claim he sold their belongings then kept the cash. That includes Christopher Kroha who recently won a court judgement for $100,000. Ulrich spoke with Kroha's attorney, Christopher Nasseh. "Mr. Pierce essentially took everything. My client didn't see a penny from that sale," Nasseh said. There are now at least a dozen consumers from four states and Britain who want Silas Pierce to pay. Pierce filed Chapter 13, so he could have to pay some of the money back, but the court could give him several years to do it. He told the court, he's shut down the company and is nearly broke. One creditor claimed Pierce was hiding assets in other companies, something Pierce denied. "Bankruptcy is for people to get a fresh start, but we don't believe you can rob someone and get a fresh start. That's not the point of bankruptcy," said Nasseh. Pierce didn't respond to Ulrich's questions. Earlier he said customers can become emotional and confused during estate sales. There's another bankruptcy hearing next month. WFTV

Came as promised, reviewed our project and gave a fair price. We have a 2 week window for supples…read moreto come in.

This business ran an estate sale in our neighborhood. It was well-organized. They took special…read morecare to put up "No Parking" signs in front of neighbors lawns so that sale traffic did not interfere with garbage pick-up, mail delivery or entering/exiting our driveways. It still was a frenzied two days--they also do a great job of advertising the sale and pricing items optimally. The second day, items were moved to half price. I believe it was cash only sales. Of course, you had to bring your own method of hauling off. The house is fully emptied when they leave. Our only complaint was 7+ trash bags and a barrel left at the street six days before the garbage men pick-up, including a mattress. I think a fully "class act" would haul that away upon completion. I would absolutely recommend this company for consideration--I do not know their profit margin on a sale but their efforts to "do it all" are very appealing.