Get matched with estate sale companies in Texas
Whether you're settling a loved one's estate, downsizing, or starting fresh, we're here to help you every step of the way. Fill out a short form to get started. We'll call you to discuss your needs, then match you with the best companies for your situation. This service is no cost to you.
There are many reasons to have an estate sale
An estate sale can be a practical and meaningful way to move forward during a major life transition. Whether you're settling a loved one's estate, preparing for a move, downsizing, or simply ready for a fresh start. It provides a respectful way to turn a lifetime of belongings into a simpler path forward, while taking much of the work off your shoulders.
Loss of a loved one
Settling a family member's household and deciding what to do with furniture, personal belongings, collectibles, and other possessions.
Moving to assisted living
Helping a loved one move to a smaller home or a care community.
Downsizing or relocating
Selling the furniture and belongings that won't fit in the new home.
Settling an estate
Selling a household's belongings as part of settling an estate.
Divorce or separation
Dividing or clearing a household's belongings when one home becomes two.
Buying or selling a home
Clearing out belongings before a move, a renovation or a home sale.
Financial changes
Selling household belongings may provide needed funds during a significant financial change.
Business or office closure
Selling furniture, equipment and inventory when a business closes, moves or gets smaller.
Life changes
Retirement, remarriage or an empty nest can be a good time to let go of things you no longer need.
Not sure where to start?
Plan my estate saleThree easy steps
Fill out our form
Tell us about your situation: your location and how soon you need a sale. It only takes about two minutes.
We call you
A real person on our team calls you to talk through your sale, go over your options and answer your questions.
Meet your match
We handpick the estate sale companies that best fit your situation and send you their details.
Estate sale questions, answered for Texas families
How much do estate sale companies charge in Texas?
Estate sale companies in Texas typically charge 30–50%, but the commission is agreed between you and the company you hire.
Do I have to be at my own estate sale?
No. Most families are not at their own estate sale, and many companies prefer it, because buyers negotiate more easily when the owner isn't in the room.
What happens to items that don't sell at an estate sale?
Every estate sale company handles unsold items a little differently. Some include cleanout services, some offer them for an additional fee, and some can arrange for remaining items to be donated. Your agreement should clearly explain what happens to anything that doesn't sell, who is responsible for removing it, and whether there are any additional costs.
Is Estate Sales of Texas free?
Yes. Our service is free. We'll call to discuss your options and connect you with estate sale companies. You only pay a commission to the estate sale company you choose, which will come out of your sale proceeds.
Who will contact me?
Someone from Estate Sales of Texas will call you within one business day to learn about your needs. We'll do our research, then contact you with the estate sale companies that best fit your situation.
How long does an estate sale take?
The estate sale itself usually runs for two to three days, often from Thursday or Friday through the weekend. From the initial planning and preparation to the sale, cleanout, and final payment, the entire process typically takes about 3 to 6 weeks.
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