FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
The right service depends on your situation.
A downsizing move, an estate and a business closure can involve different decisions even when the items look similar. We discuss the selling approach, responsibilities and proposed costs before work begins.
Downsizing
Plan which belongings to keep, sell or set aside before the next move.
Explore DownsizingEstate Liquidation
Coordinate family decisions, household contents and the property.
Explore Estate LiquidationBusiness Liquidation
Review equipment, inventory, operating needs and asset removal.
Explore Business LiquidationPersonal Property Auctions
Discuss collections, distinctive items and other assets you may want to sell.
Explore Selling At AuctionReal Estate
Consider traditional sales and property auction strategies with Becky Lyons.
Explore Real EstateEstate Sale Options
Understand the difference between a priced estate sale and an online auction.
Compare Your OptionsLOCAL SERVICE GUIDES
Bring the details of your address into the conversation.
Serving these communities from our Chesapeake office, we help you plan around the property, access and timing of your project.
Chesapeake
Coordinate the home, household belongings and the next move.
Explore Chesapeake ServicesVirginia Beach
Plan around property access, moving arrangements and a home sale.
Explore Virginia Beach ServicesNorfolk
Bring building access, household contents and business scheduling into the plan.
Explore Norfolk ServicesPortsmouth
Organize estate decisions, family belongings and a practical property handoff.
Explore Portsmouth ServicesSuffolk
Consider the home, workshops, outbuildings and equipment as one project.
Explore Suffolk ServicesCoastal also welcomes inquiries from Smithfield, Carrollton, Isle of Wight County and surrounding Virginia communities. Tell us the location and proposed scope so we can discuss whether the project is a fit.
ONE PROJECT. CONNECTED DECISIONS.
Plan the contents and the property together.
A contents sale may need to fit around a move, listing photographs, an inspection, a lease deadline or a closing. Explain which dates are fixed and which are flexible before arranging transport or promising an empty property.
Becky Lyons, Principal Broker, and Tom Lyons, licensed auctioneer, bring real estate and auction expertise to the same conversation.
Meet Becky And Tom- The city and general property location
- A broad description of the belongings or business assets
- The people coordinating decisions and access
- The intended move, sale or property handoff date
- Any stairs, loading limits, equipment or other access concerns
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Common questions about regional service.
Can you help when family members live outside Hampton Roads?
Tell us who is coordinating the project, who is authorized to arrange the work and who can provide local access. Photos, an existing inventory and known deadlines can help the initial discussion. Confirm communication and approval arrangements as part of the agreed scope.
Do all belongings need to be moved to the Chesapeake office?
No location should be assumed before the sale plan is agreed. The assets, access, preparation and proposed selling approach determine the arrangements. Ask where the items will be prepared and sold, who is responsible for any transport and where buyers will collect purchases.
Does estate liquidation include selling the house?
The contents and real estate can be discussed together, but the services and agreements need to be clear. Coastal offers both traditional real estate and auction strategies. Tell us whether a property sale is needed so the appropriate options can be considered.
LET’S MAKE A PLAN
Tell us where the project is and what needs to happen.
A brief description and your general timeline are enough to start a free initial selling consultation.