This is such a lovely estate sale company. We attended a great sale in Houston today and bought…read moreseveral pieces of well made furniture. Beautifully organized in a house with a literal lifetime of items. The home was packed to the brim but easily accessible and very well priced. Pricing is fair to both the family they are representing and clients looking to buy. This well established estate sale team has integrity and they treat customers with respect and honesty. Emily is very friendly and helpful. Kayla assisted everyone with a smile and attitude that shows she loves her job. Highly recommend attending Emily Styles Estate Sales or utilizing them to liquidate your estate. This company is one of the great ones! Put them on your MUST ATTEND list.

If you are looking for a helpful and fair estate sale company, they are the ones. They aim to care…read morefor the homes as if they belong to their own family. Very loving toward clients and customers.

Shane and family totally wowed our family. They did such an awesome job of clean out l, set up and…read moreclean up for our parents' Baytown home. We split the funds 50/50 and we are very happy with that since the mission is getting this house "sale-ready"! We recommend Family Tree highly. Quite the value-add during a difficult, emotional time.

In my experience, hiring Family Tree Estate Sales (Shane and Jessica Compeau) to handle my late…read morefather's estate in July 2025 was a deeply disappointing and harmful decision. I trusted them because Shane's mother, Marlys Parker, is my neighbor, and I believed that connection meant they would be fair and honest during a very difficult time. Unfortunately, that trust was misplaced. The contract was vague, but I was told to expect a full, properly advertised estate sale. Instead, the day before the sale the type of sale was changed without my consent, and in my opinion it became more of a "picker-style" event. Preparation was minimal. They failed to show up on the agreed-upon date, worked only short hours, and rushed the setup. They also listed the sale online with the wrong address on EstateSales.net. On Friday, the first (and least trafficked) day of the sale, nearly all high-value items disappeared quickly, including my father's entire lifetime Snap-on tool collection (worth $7,000-$10,000), specialty tools, and a garage full of equipment. Their vague receipts only listed $945 total for "tools." In addition, my father's Harley-Davidson motorcycle parts, memorabilia, and paraphernalia were also gone by the end of the sale, yet the receipts do not reflect anywhere near their true value. Receipts overall were non-itemized, with questionable entries like "clothes" for $400 or a "denim jacket" for $200, while valuable items were undersold. At the end of the sale, every valuable item was gone, yet the estate received almost nothing in return. Based on what I saw, I believe this may have been an in-house resale situation, where items were intentionally sold cheap only to be resold later at higher prices. The family also owns The Perfect Piece Emporium, an antique business in Kemah, which in my opinion raises serious concerns about where my father's belongings actually ended up. Property was mishandled: they cut through a locked fence instead of using the combination lock, left keys in an exterior door, and unplugged appliances, which caused my brother to lose power in his room and disabled the washer/dryer. We did not pay for a clean out, but in the end we were cleaned out of all valuables. What remained was thrown into piles in the garage and left in total disarray. At payout, they even tried to give me 50% instead of the contracted 60%, only correcting it when I questioned them. They also spelled my name wrong on both the contract and the check. Many of their positive Google reviews appear to be written by family and friends, which in my opinion made the business look more reputable than it actually is. In my opinion, this was a serious abuse of trust. Families going through grief deserve compassion and honesty, not misleading practices and financial harm. Based on my experience, I strongly caution anyone against hiring Family Tree Estate Sales. Protect your valuables, demand itemized receipts, and choose a company with true transparency and integrity.

Her sales are very well managed and run professionally. She knows what she is doing…read more Everything is organized and priced reasonably and plenty of staff on hand too.

After seeing Lyn's advertisement on estatesales.net, I was excited to check out the beautiful…read moreclothes, bags and jewelry that was offered. I drove 30 minutes (which isn't terrible, I know) to get there. As I walk in, I smile to the guard to which I was promptly asked to leave. I asked why and was told no men were allowed. It was only for women. I asked to speak with Lyn. She comes out from the start with an attitude and says it's ladies only. "It's not my fault you can't read." I asked why, to which she replied " we have women changing in here and I don't want them feeling uncomfortable." I told her it was discriminatory and she said "thanks so much for telling me that" and shut the door. Now, I will start by saying I want any gender, sexual orientation, etc... to feel comfortable in any space. What I have an issue with is that she is turning away purchasing customers because something may happen. Are there no dressing rooms? Are the women just undressing in front of anyone? If that's so, there's a problem right there. If there are in fact dressing rooms, that is your job as the owner to make sure the customers are safe. As a gay, nonbinary individual, the last thing on my mind going to a sale is taking a peak at women, or anyone, for that matter. No where on the estate sale.net ad did It say no men were allowed. I saw the ladies only picture, but figured it was referring to only female clothing. If a trans woman were to come in would they be turned away just because they were born male? I'm assuming you keep it vague on the rules as to not get in trouble for discrimination. Lyn, I'm thinking because you sale high end goods that you feel you can treat others with disrespect and make up rules as you see fit. You are no better than those that are buying or selling to you. I left today feeling like I was dirty just because I wanted to buy a cute bag and jewelry. I'm sure you won't bother changing, but I encourage you to think about how you approach people. To think about their feelings, not just your bottom line. Sincerely, A Gay with One Less Bag and Ring

Nancy and her team did an amazing job for us. We were moving out of state, and left behind a large…read morehousehold of furniture, rugs, paintings and other items. She did everything as she said she would, and left our place in good shape for the house cleaners that followed. Nancy was well organized and had a good plan for any items that didn't find a buyer. Her 30 years in the business were evident in how she handled our sale.

Turn-key approach to Estate Sale and clean-out. Scheduling was a bit challenging (not all A&S) but…read morewe both ended up with some cash and the house was cleared out. I know folks enjoyed buying some treasures! A&S also provided receipts for the items picked up by charity, which was helpful.

Emily and crew did a fabulous job with my parents' estate sale. They were moderate hoarders and…read morethey organized everything very well. Made the whole process easy for us.

This is my most favorite estate sale company In houston!! They have great prices and on Sundays the…read morediscounts are amazing. The set up is always picture perfect and the sales team treats you like a best friend. It's a lot of fun!!

I want to start by saying how grateful I am to Ms. English and her team. The task of managing my…read moreAunts estate was totally overwhelming and a seemingly insurmountable task to me. She and her team helped me manage it in a very professional, well documented and complete manner. Some things worth pointing out to anyone considering contacting Ms. English to help with their estate. 1. She is punctual. This may seem like a small thing, but I was dealing for the most part with everything remotely, so when I flew in to town I was usually very time constrained. I was never left waiting and never canceled upon. 2. She is professional. All items where handled with the highest level of competence and expertise and I never had the slightest worry during the process. 3. She is meticulous. All records for appraisals/valuations, sales (item by item), donations and expenses where methodically kept and available for review. Additionally, I requested that at the end of the sale that she manage the cleanup of the property and I can't imagine someone else being able to do a better job. When I interviewed real estate agents they all commented on the cleanliness of property and noted that it would require no further work to be ready for market. 4. She produces results. Based on review of the documentation after the sale, Ms. English was able to sell a very large percentage of the items in our estate, and at a much higher value per item than I anticipated. Items not sold were valued and arranged to be donated with receipts provided for donations.

We go to most all of the Estate Sales in Houston and the ones hosted by English and Associates are…read moreamong the very best always. Best stuff, perfectly displayed, incredible staff. Thanks English & Associates.

Fair pricing and friendly staff…read more Good marketing.

This company is affiliated with Town and Country Estate Sales in Houston. The owner of this…read morecompany is completely dishonest. I have filed a civil lawsuit against this company for non payment of proceeds for several thousand dollars from an estate sale they conducted for me. I don't recommend this company if you are considering an estate sale agent.

We had an excellent experience with a senior move. Communication was goid through 3 portals: text,…read morephone and email. They were on time with a crew that was able to organize and pack and disconnect electronics and computers and reconnect on arrival. The unpacking and staging moms new apartment was stellar. Down to hanging in family photos. There were items that we could not use I. The New location and they were able to dispose of. Absolutely would use again and woul reccomend.

I asked for information for this company to do a large estate sale for us when a family member…read morepassed. I had been to several of their sales and thought they always had very fair deals. A CT employee came out to look at the house which was quite a lot. Our family member was a hoarder but a hoarder of quality things, much of it with price tags still attached. We received quote of $13,000 plus a daily labor wage for workers of $7.50 per hour, per worker. Unbelievable! We ended up doing the estate sale ourselves and it was quite successful.