Contact
- Phone
- (703) 627-0556
- Website
- caringtransitionsnova.com
- Address
- 11912 Bennett Road, Herndon, VA 20171
- Directions
- Open in Google Maps
- Social
About
- Based in
- Herndon, VA
- Metro area
- Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV
- In business
- 42 years
- Bonded & insured
- Yes, as listed by the company
- As listed
- In-person Estate Sales, Online Auctions, Appraisal Services, Off-site Sales, Clean-out Services
Services
- Estate sales
- The company runs a sale in the home: it sorts, prices and displays the contents, advertises the sale and handles buyers, usually over two or three days.
- Online estate auctions
- Items are photographed and listed in an online auction, and bidders compete until it closes. Useful for collections, smaller homes, or when an open-house sale isn't practical.
- Estate cleanouts
- After the sale, what's left is donated, sold or hauled away so the house is empty and ready to be listed or handed back.
- Appraisals
- The company values items such as furniture, art, jewelry and collectibles, for a sale, an estate, insurance or dividing belongings.
Questions about Caring Transitions Of Northern Virginia
How do I contact Caring Transitions Of Northern Virginia?
You can call (703) 627-0556, visit their website and find them at 11912 Bennett Road, Herndon, VA. Details are listed as published by the company; confirm availability and fees when you call.
Where is Caring Transitions Of Northern Virginia based?
Caring Transitions Of Northern Virginia is based in Herndon, VA, in the Washington-Arlington-Alexandria area. Ask whether they travel to your address if the home is further away.
What services does Caring Transitions Of Northern Virginia offer?
Caring Transitions Of Northern Virginia lists estate sales, online auctions, cleanouts and appraisals. Ask what each service includes and how they charge for it.
Are there other estate sale companies near Herndon?
There are no other companies listed in Herndon, and more in nearby Sterling, Centreville, Fairfax and Great Falls. It's worth calling two or three before you choose.