Serving Southlake and Nearby DFW

We start with the parcel, not just the rooms. A detached garage, a workshop, a pool house, an equipment room. Each one gets opened, and each one gets named in the written scope. A plan priced for the house alone is a different plan from one priced for the property.

Inside, we go room by room. The family's keepsakes and papers come out first. Then we identify the pieces that deserve attention: a signed oil in the study, a diamond ring in the safe, a run of first-edition books, a Herman Miller lounge chair. We buy them outright, auction the standouts privately, or combine the two.

Privacy is part of the plan

A public sale advertises the address and brings shoppers through the door during setup and sale days. A purchase or private auction does neither. Our crew is the only one at the house, and bidders see the pieces, not the property. Access, timing and pickup go in writing either way.

What to have ready

A list of every structure on the property, the codes or lockbox for each outbuilding, a note of what relatives have claimed, and photos of anything you cannot identify. With that in hand, our walkthrough covers everything in one visit.

Running it while you live elsewhere

Heirs managing a Southlake estate from another state can hand us the walkthrough. We go through every structure, send photos of what we found and why it matters, and wait for the family's written approval before anything moves. You stay in control from a phone.

Last step: checking the address

Southlake publishes a maps page linking its district, interactive zoning and city parks mapping. Those maps help you get your bearings around an address. They are not evidence of boundaries or permitted uses, and they say nothing about what is inside the house. Put exact questions to city staff.