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Centennial Estate Sales

Estate sale company, Denver area

Family-owned company running on-site, commission-based estate sales, with post-sale cleanup, in Denver and nearby Colorado communities.

About

Centennial Estate Sales is a family-owned estate sale and liquidation company based in Colorado. It was established in 2015 and works mainly in the Denver metro area. All sales happen in person at the property, usually over two to five days. The team cleans, organizes, prices, photographs and displays the contents, advertises the sale and staffs it. The company does not buy contents outright and does not sell online.

The company is paid by commission on items sold, at a rate of 30% to 40% that is agreed before the sale. There are no upfront fees. After the sale, it can arrange donations or haul-away for items that don't sell. It also does a light cleaning that leaves the home broom clean. The company suits families, executors and trustees settling an estate, and people downsizing or relocating.

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Good to know

  • Commission-only model with no buyouts and no online selling; every item is sold in person at the property. (Google profile)
  • Clients are advised not to pre-sort or throw items away before the walkthrough, because doing so can lower the value of the sale. Source
  • Settlement is made within five business days by business check, with a sales report by category and any donation receipts. Source
  • Donations depend on what the receiving charity will accept; items not donated stay the client's responsibility unless otherwise agreed in writing. Source
  • Work is done under a written agreement, and the commission rate is set before the sale is scheduled. Source
  • Sale supplies are removed and wrap-up is typically finished within one to two days after the sale. (Google profile)

Services

Free walkthrough consultation
A no-obligation, room-by-room visit to review the contents, goals, timeline and practical factors such as access and parking, and to decide whether an on-site sale is a good fit. Source
Estate sale preparation and set-up
Items are cleaned, organized, priced and displayed, with tables, fixtures and locking cases supplied for valuables. Source
Valuation support
Outside professional appraisers are consulted when needed to set fair market value, at no extra cost to the client. Source
Photography and inventory
Sale items are photographed and listed in a general inventory to support marketing. Source
Marketing and signage
Sales are promoted through online estate sale listings, social media, an email list and a buyer network, with signs placed around the area on sale days. Source
On-site sale days
Sales run two to five days with staff who help buyers and provide security; cash and major cards are accepted, but checks are not. Source
Downsizing estate sales
On-site sales for clients moving to a smaller home, assisted living or a retirement community. (Google profile)
Executor and trustee estate sales
Sales run within an estate's timelines, with documentation and reporting for estate representatives. (Google profile)
Item removal and disposition
Unsold or unwanted items can be handled through haul-away, charitable donation or other arrangements agreed in advance. Source
Post-sale property cleaning
A light cleaning that includes packing, mopping and vacuuming, leaving the home broom clean. Source

How a job runs

  1. Contact by phone, text, email or form, including the property's city or ZIP code
  2. Free walkthrough consultation, going room by room through which items to sell
  3. Written agreement and commission rate set before the sale is scheduled
  4. Team prepares, prices, markets and runs the on-site sale over two to five days
  5. Cleanup, removal of remaining items as agreed, and settlement within five business days

Credentials it states

  • Claims to be licensed, insured and bonded Source

These are the company's own statements. We have not verified them, so ask for proof.

Questions to ask before you hire

  • Do you sort for donation and resale, or does everything go to the landfill?
  • Is the quote a fixed price for the whole home, and what could change it?
  • What do you do with documents, photos and valuables you find?
  • Can you finish before the closing or lease date, and will you leave the home broom clean?
  • Are you insured, and can you send proof before the job starts?

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This profile is written from Centennial Estate Sales's own website and Google profile, last checked in October 2026. Prices and services change, so confirm the details with the company.

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