What Is Turn-Key Liquidation?
A turn-key liquidation service covers every step of the process. From asset evaluation to sale, removal, and payout — you work with one expert partner instead of managing multiple vendors and timelines. Our goal is to remove the burden from your team while unlocking the full value of your assets.
Our Complete Liquidation Process
1. Free Consultation and Review
We start by listening. You tell us what’s being sold, what your timeline is, and what success looks like. Whether it’s a lab, factory, or warehouse, we tailor our approach to your situation.
2. On-Site Inspection and Cataloging
Our team visits your facility to inspect, photograph, and catalog each item. This ensures detailed and accurate listings that help buyers bid with confidence.
3. Targeted Marketing
We don’t just post and hope. We promote your assets through global email campaigns, B2B marketplaces, and our network of qualified buyers.
4. Auction or Private Sale
We choose the right sales strategy — whether it’s a timed auction, direct sale, or hybrid model. All bidding, offers, and buyer contact is managed by us.
5. Payment and Equipment Removal
Once items are sold, we handle payment collection, documentation, and pickup coordination. You don’t lift a finger — but you get paid fast.
6. Transparent Post-Sale Reporting
You receive a complete report, including:
- Final prices per item
- Buyer data
- Payout summaries
Everything is documented, so you stay informed without the effort.
Why Turn-Key Matters
- Save Time: One vendor, one contract, no micromanagement
- Reduce Risk: We handle all buyer interaction, logistics, and compliance
- Maximize Value: International reach and expert pricing
- Stay Focused: You keep your team on core operations
Surplus Cascade transforms liquidation from a hassle into a strategic asset recovery process. We turn idle equipment into working capital — with less work on your end.
📩 Ready for a no-obligation consultation?
Email us at sales@surpluscascade.com
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