How We Work
How Estate Liquidation Works
Nobody grows up knowing the estate liquidation process. Here is the whole path, with scope, timing, costs, and records defined in writing before anyone enters the property.
ASEL Professional Estate Liquidator (PEL) 
BBB A+ Accredited 
Thumbtack Top Pro 
ASEL Member,10+ years
Start to finish
Seven steps inside one connected plan
One sequence, numbered in order. Every step is defined in the customized plan before it happens.
Reach out: call, text, or email
Tell us about the house, the timeline, and who else is involved. “I'm not sure what I need” is a fine place to start.
Send a few photos
Room shots, exactly as they are, texted to (651) 398-3605. No tidying first. Honest pictures are usually enough for a first read, even from three states away.
Get a customized plan
Scope, timing, pricing, responsibilities, and records in plain language before work begins. Share it with every decision-maker.
Reserve your slot
Availability changes by season, location, and scope. A start date is confirmed once the plan is accepted in writing.
Keeps first, then the sort
Authorized decision-makers flag keeps first. The team sorts to agreed categories and sets aside photos, papers, keys, and found money for the client.
Selling through the right venues
Approved items are routed to the selected off-site channels. Fine art may fit specialist auction houses; everyday goods may need different markets.
Settlement and handoff
Payment timing and proceeds documentation follow the customized plan. Auction-sale records can include item-level results.
Ready for step one?
A short conversation and a few photos are usually enough to start.
Get Started
One coordinated plan
Sell what should sell. Give useful things a second life. Clear the rest.
The answer is rarely one path for every item in a house. Miller Estate Solutions coordinates the paths so you do not have to manage several vendors.
Ready for a customized plan?
A short conversation and a few photos are usually enough to start.
Nothing behind the curtain
Review the process before anyone receives access
Clients and authorized decision-makers should be able to see which services are approved, who is accountable, how sale and clearance decisions are made, and which records apply. Property-specific details belong in the customized plan.
- Visible scopeWhat is included and excluded
- Written termsTiming, costs, and responsibilities
- Clear handoffThe finish condition and records
Money, plainly
How payment works
Pricing and payment structure depend on the selected service and scope. Before work begins, the customized plan states the costs, commissions, payment timing, and service-specific records.
Next step
Ready to talk about the project?
We will help name the right scope and put the selected work in writing.