SOS estate services was an answer to my prayer and a miracle happened. I was overwhelmed with all…read morethe things in my deceased aunts house thinking I would never be able to go through it all. Diana Thueson and her team came to the rescue and sorted out the whole house while preparing for the estate sale. The sale was very well attended and the team made the house look like a quaint vintage/antique shop. People coming we're so excited to buy my aunts treasures and I was so glad all the items found new homes! At the end of the sale the house was perfectly clean and ready to go on the market. Diana's business is very popular so you are very very lucky if you can get on her calendar.

From the owner: We are an estate sale company that goes above and beyond to help with the liquidation of your…read moreloved ones home.

This lady is really nice and I think she can be trusted. She spent a lot of her time helping me…read morefind a consignment source for just a few things that she couldn't accommodate. She had absolutely nothing to gain from helping me but gave of her time and knowledge happily. I will absolutely recommend her to any of my friends who are moving (or at my age downsizing). D in Olympia

Tyler and his crew cleaned out the apartment in one day, donated as much as they could including…read moregiving the furniture to habitat for humanity

I hired Lori Parker to sell my home in Puyallup and was ultimately disappointed with the…read moreexperience. Communication was inconsistent throughout the listing period. Many of my questions went unanswered, and I often felt I had to repeatedly follow up for information and updates. In fact, I had to contact Zillow for corrections when that's the realtor's job. The home remained on the market for an extended period with very limited feedback provided to me. Aside from being told the house showed well and one buyer wanted a larger downstairs bedroom, I received little information regarding buyer or agent impressions. After consulting another real estate professional, I learned that several staging and presentation changes were recommended immediately that had previously been dismissed. I had suggested these changes for staging purposes and was told, "it's fine." This left me questioning whether my home had been positioned as effectively as possible from the beginning. I was also surprised to discover that the website printed on the business cards was not functioning properly. As a seller, I expect marketing materials and online resources to be fully operational. My biggest concern was that I did not feel informed throughout the process. Selling a home is one of the largest financial transactions most people will ever make, and I believe sellers deserve clear communication, realistic pricing guidance, timely responses, and proactive marketing. This was my experience, and I hope it helps other sellers ask detailed questions about communication expectations, marketing plans, and pricing strategy before signing a listing agreement. I would not recommend her services.

Everything started out fine. They visited our home and we showed them what we wanted to sell. They…read morewere cordial, enthusiastic seeing all the antiques and collectibles, and we developed a plan for the auction. They did a lot of good work, packaging up the items and creating the listings. We thought all was well until we saw the listings prior to the sale going live. Instead of selling individual collectibles or antiques, they put many together in groups, which resulted in a much lower return. Also, on a number of items, we specifically specified a reserve, which they said they would honor. That was not done, and, depite notifying them of that, they said it was too late, and they went ahead and sold the items anyway at an absurdly, ridiculously low amount. We had planned to utilize them for several more auctions but were sufficiently dissatisfied that we decided not to use them again.

I was in the middle of transitioning and getting the home ready to sell, and they made the whole…read moreprocess so much easier. They handled every detail, allowing me to focus on other things. I highly recommend their services to anyone going through a similar situation.

Fantastic auction house with great reliable people. I can't say enough!…read moreRun to a sale

From the owner: Welcome to Odyssey Estate Sales, your trusted partner for professional online estate sale services…read more We specialize in helping individuals and families manage the often overwhelming process of downsizing, relocating, or liquidating their estate's assets. Our experienced team provides comprehensive estate sale solutions, including expert appraisal, strategic marketing, and a seamless sale experience.

I only wish I had read Yelp reviews prior to hiring JR Estate Sales to sell the contents of my…read moremom's home. After the sale, anything left she just took with the promise of selling or donating with a receipt for taxes. NONE of that ever happened. She took very expensive items and will not return my phone calls. Please do NOT ever use her. She will add to your headaches and heartache. How someone can be so deceitful and remain in business is unbelievable. Shame on her for preying on people at a time when they are vulnerable.

Thank goodness there is someone who can help when there is a w hole house full of a lifetime of…read moreaccumulation. They cam e in and organized and priced everything. They knew values and what the going market is for everything. They made each room look good and everything in it was priced. This took a whole lot of pressure off of us so we could deal with other things. They did a really good job. It was a huge job.

SELLERS BEWARE - Do not use Brick Roads Estate Sales. They came to examine the house/garage and…read moreexclaimed that there were many high-end items and antiques. She stated if she could not get a high price at the estate sale then she would take to an auction. The house was packed full of antiques, the garage was full with many items still in boxes and never opened, lots of tools, yard tools and misc. stuff. There was an unbelievable amount of yard gnomes. Dad taped receipts too many items and for an example one dresser he paid $1,500 for it and that was just one of many pieces of antique furniture let alone all the other stuff, antique clocks, large weathervane, air compressors, antique mirrors, wheelbarrow the list & pictures of stuff is long. She was late or did not show up for several appointments and staging even before the sale. The contract states that they will QUOTE the contract: We provide records, receipts, daily accounting totals and a basic inventory sheet of items sold over the amount of $50. UN-QUOTE the contract. We asked several times for a list of what she sold and she would NOT provide this information. She only provided a check for $1,393.10 for a full house, garage, yard full of stuff. One neighbor stated that she didn't buy anything but the guy working gave her granddaughter a few of the gnomes. WHAT they were not Brick Roads gnomes to give away. There was one beautiful carved wood shelf BOLTED to the wall with an antique clock sitting on it. She sold or took the shelf off the wall leaving 2 big holes. This was an attached shelf and should not have been removed, from the wall. Owners/Sellers were not allowed to be here during the sale that was to take place on Friday/Sat, but we were told last minute that she had sick employees so they did not have the sale on Friday and said they would do Sun instead. Family showed up Sun afternoon around 2 or 3pm with no one was around and they did not see any signs for Brick Roads or sale on the drive to the house. However, they did find the following notes that were written on three (3) small envelopes for her employees that were coming back to pick up a few things: Note 1} EVERYTHING I WANT YOU TO GRAB IS BY THE FRONT DOOR * 2 STATUES * SAW HORSES * 2 WHEELER * ROSE YARD ART * METAL RAKE * BLACK PLASTIC FENCE Note 2} TAKE AS MANY BLANKETS & PILLOWS AS YOU WANT! IF YOU HAVE ROOM & IT'S NOT A COMPLETE PAIN IN THE A**, GRAB THE SKINNY PALM TREE IN THE FRONT ROOM....PLEASE! I UNDERSTAND IF YOU DON'T WANT TO BUT SURE WLD BE COOL IF YOU DID (with a smiley face and 3 hearts, this was at very bottom of 2nd note) Note 3} TAKE WHATEVER Be Family was buying the house and she was to leave anything that did not sell yet she is telling her employees to take stuff. I've been meaning to post this as this happened in June 2022. I even have pictures taken of the tables set up showing how much/nice the stuff was yet the check she provided was only $1,393.10 and she would not provide the itemized list. I didn't post right away as kept hoping she would provide the list of items she sold over $50 that is stated in the contract, yet we never received anything. This is sad but my mom had nothing, yet we made more money selling the few items she had to retirees ( who are frugal) in Florida after she passed in Mar 2019, yet a whole house/garage full only provide dad with $1,393.10 which was 60% of the sale as Brick Roads took 40% per the contract. Thank goodness, dad's memory is gone so he doesn't know about this.

This was a difficult time for us...I cant thank Brick Road enough for all that they did. The stress…read morerelie was unimaginable. Thanks for everything you were much, much appreciated!

BEWARE!!!!!!!!! We…read morehired Ronni and her husband with R and D Estates to sell and auction the contents of a fully furnished 2,400 sq ft home after a family member was moved into memory care. What followed was deeply upsetting and unacceptable. After gaining access to the home, Ronni completely stopped responding to calls and messages. Without permission or communication, a large portion of the home's contents was removed overnight and loaded into their personal vehicles. We later received an inventory list claiming items had been "sold" or "donated." Despite the home containing thousands of dollars' worth of furniture and belongings, we were told that after fees, we would receive only $800. That check was never sent. This experience involved a complete lack of transparency, communication, and professionalism, and resulted in the loss of valuable personal property during an already emotional time for our family. If you value your belongings, clear communication, and ethical business practices, I strongly recommend finding a different company. Legal action is being pursued.

Great experience overall with R&D estate sales services they did a great job putting together my…read moreappraisal and finished in a timely and accurate manner I would use this company again for any of my estate sale needs

We have been doing business with Crawford family auctions as far back as 2015. We have won hundreds…read moreof auction items including tools, hobby (model trains, RC, airplanes, and cars, rockets, etc.) , furniture, antique dishes, slot machines and have been very happy with the quality and value of our auction purchases. The service level there is excellent, from Deb at the front desk to Jacob and Steve and the rest of the crew, it's always been a positive experience for us. Items are typically as described in the auction ad copy and good photos, which is very important for a remote bidding when you don't have the practical ability to review in person. We recently moved back to Washington state after an eight year hiatus to the Midwest and have already begun purchasing items from this auction house. We have also consigned some items there, and they did pretty well for us. We've been dealing with many different auction houses throughout the northwest as well as the Midwest, and these guys are top-notch!

They say they are the premier auction house which in itself is laughable. The only thing they care…read moreabout is making as much as possible from seller and buyer. Their habit of lumping unrelated items does no favor for seller. Minimal and often inaccurate description of items. Charging 50% fee for selling is not inline with services performed. I had thought they may have improved after a few years and changing locations but I was wrong. Do yourself a favor and pass on using them.