No-upfront-cost recovery assessment

Send us what you have.

Photos, spreadsheets, invoices, or a rough description are enough. Complete records are not needed to begin.

Request your recovery assessment

Your name and work email are enough to begin.

2 required fields. Enter your name and work email, then send your inventory. Optional details are below if you have them.

Your name *Work email *

Add optional details — expand or skip

Everything in this section is optional. Share whatever is easy to provide; you can submit with only your name and work email.

CompanyPhoneTrade or inventory typeFacility or warehouse nameWhat type of surplus is this?Optional. Choose the closest fit, or leave it as unsure.General locationCity or region only—please do not enter a street address.Estimated inventory sizePickup or freight

Keep this opportunity confidential. We will not share seller identity, exact location, source files, or inventory details outside internal review until you approve a recovery plan.

If you know it: equipment details (optional)

Incomplete details are fine. A few of these specifics help us provide a more useful recovery estimate and a buyer-ready plan. We keep the exact address private; only your city or region is used until you approve the next step.

Manufacturer or brandModel or part numberQuantityConditionDimensions and approximate weightAccessories or configurationWarranty or service historyLoading equipment or dock availabilityPreferred pickup window

Helpful supporting files

Close-up nameplate or serial-label photos, invoices, and manuals are especially useful. Add any you have below.

Nameplate or serial-label photosInvoice or purchase orderManual or spec sheetOther supporting file

Optional lumber and building-material details

For unused or overstock lumber, engineered wood, decking, trim, moulding, or panels, these details can help us assess handling and likely buyer fit. Leave anything unknown blank.

Species or material typeDimensionsGrade or stamp, if knownBundle count or quantityCondition and storage exposureTell us if it has been kept dry or protected.

We focus on unused, safely stored material. Please do not submit wet, damaged, unsafe, or material that cannot be safely identified or graded for its intended use.

What do you have?A rough description is enough. Include condition, quantities, or timing if you know them.

Add supporting filesPhotos, invoices, spreadsheets, PDFs, and inventory exports are welcome. Close-up nameplate or serial-label photos and manuals help us assess equipment faster. You can select multiple files.

Supported: photos, PDF, CSV, XLS/XLSX, DOC/DOCX, invoices, and inventory exports. Up to 12 files, 15 MB each. Files are optional—send what is easiest.

What happens after you send this

We save your submission, review the information you shared, and contact you if a short clarification would improve the assessment. Exact location stays private, and buyer pickup is considered before seller-arranged shipping.

No upfront cost. You keep the inventory until it sells. Nothing is listed or sold without your approval.

1. We review the opportunity. We organize what we can from your files and description, then flag questions that materially affect a plan.

2. You receive a recovery plan. If it is worth pursuing, the plan shows a realistic range, lot approach, fee disclosure, and recommended next steps.

3. You stay in control. Nothing is listed, marketed, or sold unless you approve the applicable plan and transaction terms.

Fee transparency: there is no upfront charge. Any success fee is disclosed in your recovery plan and visible before you approve a sale.

Review and privacy: submitted information is reviewed for the assessment and handled as described in our Privacy Policy.

You will see a confirmation as soon as your submission is saved. After an initial review, we will follow up only if a short question would materially improve the assessment. We do not promise a sale price or timeline.

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Common inventory

Start with the inventory closest to your situation.

Each guide explains what to send and what happens next. Incomplete records are fine.

Excess HVAC partsControls, service parts, equipment, and distributor overstock.Plumbing & distributor inventoryFixtures, fittings, valves, pipe, and shelf stock.Electrical & MRO inventoryBreakers, controls, lighting, maintenance supplies, and project leftovers.Contractor & warehouse lotsMixed pallets, tools, replacement parts, and surplus materials.