New York cities with three or more companies
Albany — WestfieldEstate sales and liquidation in New York
When a family in New York has to clear a house after a death or a move, the choice of company matters, and this page lists 250 of them to start from. Rochester has the biggest group, followed by Schenectady, Buffalo, New York and Albany, and the rest are spread through a large number of towns.
Companies list estate sales, cleanouts, online auctions and appraisals, along with senior moves and downsizing, live auctions and buyouts. That range lets you pick the approach before you pick the company: a public sale, an online auction, a buyout, or a cleanout once the sale is done.
Location does most of the sorting. Open the city page nearest the home, and call two or three companies. Ask about commission, unsold items and insurance. Shoppers can watch company websites and pages for upcoming sales.
Services offered by New York estate sale companies
Companies listing each service- Estate sales57
- Estate cleanouts47
- Online estate auctions44
- Appraisals27
- Senior moves and downsizing11
- Live auctions7
- Estate buyouts1
Smaller towns
Alden — Yorkville- Alden1
- Babylon1
- Baldwin1
- Baldwinsville1
- Ballston Lake1
- Bay Shore2
- Bayport1
- Bayside1
- Bedford1
- Bellmore2
- Bellport2
- Bethpage1
- Binghamton1
- Bohemia2
- Bridgehampton1
- Bronx1
- Canastota1
- Carmel1
- Center Moriches1
- Clifton Park1
- Clinton1
- Copiague1
- Cornwall1
- Croton On Hudson1
- Depew1
- East Amherst1
- East Greenbush1
- East Islip1
- East Northport1
- East Rochester1
- Eastport1
- Eden1
- Elbridge1
- Elmira1
- Farmingdale1
- Fayetteville1
- Floral Park2
- Freehold1
- Freeport1
- Frewsburg2
- Glen Cove1
- Glen Wild1
- Great Neck2
- Hamburg1
- Hamilton1
- Hauppauge1
- Henrietta1
- Herkimer1
- Hewlett1
- Holtsville1
- Huntington1
- Huntington Station1
- Ilion1
- Island Park1
- Islip1
- Islip Terrace1
- Ithaca1
- Jamestown1
- Katonah2
- Kinderhook1
- Kingston1
- Larchmont1
- Le Roy1
- Lindenhurst1
- Little Neck1
- Lockport2
- Locust Valley2
- Long Island City1
- Malverne2
- Manhasset1
- Massapequa1
- Medford1
- Millbrook2
- Mount Kisco2
- Mount Morris1
- Mount Vernon1
- Nanuet1
- New City1
- New Hartford1
- New Hyde Park2
- New Lebanon1
- New Rochelle2
- New Windsor1
- North Babylon1
- Northport1
- Nyack1
- Oak Hill1
- Oakland Gardens1
- Oceanside1
- Orchard Park1
- Patchogue2
- Pawling1
- Pine Bush1
- Pittsford1
- Pleasant Valley1
- Port Chester1
- Port Jefferson Station1
- Port Washington1
- Pound Ridge1
- Pulaski1
- Queensbury1
- Ravena1
- Rego Park1
- Rexford1
- Richfield Springs1
- Ridgewood1
- Rocky Point1
- Ronkonkoma1
- Roslyn1
- Roslyn Heights1
- Saint James2
- Salem1
- Saratoga Springs2
- Scarsdale1
- Sea Cliff1
- Seaford1
- Sherburne1
- Slate Hill1
- Slingerlands1
- Smithtown1
- Spencerport1
- Sprakers1
- Stamford1
- Staten Island2
- Syosset2
- Syracuse1
- Troy1
- Unadilla1
- Utica1
- Valley Stream1
- Victor1
- Walworth1
- Wantagh2
- Wappingers Falls1
- Warwick2
- Watervliet1
- Westbury1
- Westerlo1
- White Plains2
- Wingdale1
- Woodmere1
- Yonkers1
- Yorktown Heights1
- Yorkville1
Questions about estate sale companies in New York
How many estate sale companies are there in New York?
This directory lists 250 estate sale companies across 160 cities and towns in New York. The largest numbers are in Rochester (11), Schenectady (9), Buffalo (8), New York (8) and Albany (6).
Which New York cities have the most estate sale companies?
Rochester, Schenectady, Buffalo, New York and Albany. 16 cities in New York have three or more companies; smaller towns are listed on this page too.
Do estate sale companies in New York offer online auctions?
Yes. 44 companies in New York list online auctions among their services. Open a city page to see which ones work near you.
Can I find estate cleanout services in New York?
47 companies in New York list cleanouts. Many estate sale companies can also arrange a cleanout after the sale, so ask each one what happens to unsold items.
How do I choose an estate sale company in New York?
Start with companies based closest to the home, then call two or three. Ask about their commission and fees, what happens to unsold items, whether they're bonded and insured, and when you'll be paid. Look at photos of their past sales and get the agreement in writing.