Build a practical asset overview
Start with the major equipment categories, approximate quantities and location. Existing inventory lists, equipment tags and wide photographs help define a project. Identify the assets you are authorized to sell and any equipment excluded from the sale, leased to others or subject to separate arrangements.
Whole plants, laydown areas and boneyards
The current website lists complete plants, laydown areas and boneyards as potential inquiries. Describe whether the project is surplus disposal, an area cleanout or a broader asset sale. Separate reusable electrical and mechanical equipment from residual scrap where you can, without undertaking unnecessary work before review.
Discuss the removal scope separately
Pickup, boom-truck removal and site cleanup are listed as available services. Their suitability depends on the actual site, equipment and agreed scope. Share access conditions, loading space, operational restrictions and deadlines. Confirm responsibility for isolation, specialist handling, permits where applicable, transport and cleanup before work begins.
Questions about this equipment
Can you look at a mixed industrial lot?
The buying list includes both equipment and industrial scrap. Send the main categories, photos and location so the lot can be reviewed as a whole.
Is removal automatically included?
No. Discuss pickup, boom-truck removal and cleanup requirements directly, and confirm the agreed scope before scheduling.