It was difficult to find and it was not open when I arrived. It is in the middle of a residential…read morearea with no signs to indicate it is a business.

Fair, honest, and hard working crew…read more Bonnie is fantastic to work with! Major thumbs up for this Tucson-based estate liquidation firm.

My aunt had several random collections and I had no idea what anything was worth. Toni knew the…read morevalue of the art, the furniture, and all of my Aunt's odds and ends. They took the time make everything accessible. All of the glassware was nicely displayed. I was surprised how many things sold. I was pleased with the pricing, but more than anything I really appreciated the almost empty house. They made the whole process so much easier than I thought it would be.

Three Sisters Estates handled an Estate Sale for my family. They did an amazing job. Very…read moreprofessional in every aspect. We would definitely recommend them!

Grasons was fabulous in handling our estate sale. From meeting Joe and Marci - to working with lead…read morecontact Megan - to marketing the sale through pictures and videos - to sending us timely updates throughout the whole process! I cannot stress enough how wonderful and professional this company is and I would highly recommend them for an estate sale. Ours was a more complicated sale with a lot of art and fine collectibles (along with normal household items and furniture). Plus, we were across the country during the sale. I was entirely comfortable with everything, including set up, marketing, pricing and clean up. In fact, I heard from friends and neighbors who attended the sale that they were very impressed with the professionalism of Grasons. Finally, Joe, Marci and Megan were very proactive and very easy to work with throughout the process. I highly recommend Grasons of Southern AZ!

They recently listed a watch on auction as "TAG Heuer-style" but they said they were unable to…read moreauthenticate it. A single phone call to an authorized dealer would've given them the required information but they could not be bothered to do the right thing. It was clearly fake, with a Japanese moment in an allegedly Swiss watch, but they insisted on their right to sell it with every possible devious denial of responsibility. They cared more about their 40% commission than the welfare of the trusting buyer they cheated.

Found some wonderful vintage painted tile pieces last week at this fun, eclectic shop. It was fun…read morewandering through the various rooms of items from glassware to toys to clothing to books and art and more. I dug through a big jumbled box of clothing in the back room and came away with some cool graphic art T-shirts! The prices are great and the owner is friendly and willing to negotiate. I'm looking forward to my next visit.

My son told me about this gem of a place and I'm so glad he did! We had so much fun exploring the…read moredifferent rooms searching for treasures. There's so much to see and the prices are amazing! I found an adorable antique looking table lamp with a super sweet beaded shade for $10. The cord had a barely visible tear in it and the owner, Salvatore, insisted on changing out the entire wire and plug so all was safe and new before taking it home. So kind and generous. My son found two champagne glasses. Belinda must have overheard me mention they were for his girlfriend and, to our surprise, wrapped them up with beautiful cellophane paper and placed them in a gift bag for him. Such a great place to hunt for unique treasures, the customer service, conversation, and prices can't be beat. Go for a visit...you won't be disappointed!

There are new owners to Catherine's Estates. Gabi and her husband are fabulous and considering that…read moreI had my own estate business in another state that is saying something. I've had wonderful service. The process of people helping you in any of the rooms that you are in are present, check out is excellent. I highly recommend them.

As a buyer my recent experience was horrible. The company posted photos of a sale. Based on items…read morein the photo I drove across town (40min) and waited two hours before the sale for a number so I would be first. When the items were not there I asked where they were located and was told the owner had taken many items back. This was the definition "bait and switch" and false advertising. The complete lack of recognition by the employees that customers were there because of the sale advertised photos was completely appalling. This company and its owner Catherine Baron suck.

This is a nice little shop with a good variety of items. When you drive you, there are some items…read moreoutside to look at. Inside there is one big room and three smaller rooms. There were a number of lamps, small tables, pots and pans, tools, books, CDs and DVDs, collectible items, jewelry and more. Although I didn't buy anything this time, it is interesting enough that I'll go back again to see what is new. It was fun to browse and glad I made the stop.

LOVE THIS PLACE! Amazing to browse through all of the unique items! If you love antiques and…read morethrifting then make the trip here. Jodi the owner is wonderful and welcoming. You can watch the ducks in the pond, feed the adorable goats and it looks like it would be so much fun during the holidays with the tree farm. I will be back!

My review is long overdue and ridiculously well-deserved. I'm a customer of CT Southern Arizona on…read morethe other side of the equation, that is, I bid in the auctions of your loved ones' carefully-curated belongings. Spoiler alert, my work with this CT location is positive and I'll give details below, however, I'd like to address one reviewer's comments. The Southern Az CT has very, very little control over what we bidders are willing to pay for items and almost all bidding starts at $1 so if someone felt their family did not receive what they should have, pls understand, as bidders we are looking for a bargain--most auction bidders are--and Unless an item is very unique, scarce or custom--when the bids go higher than we'd like to pay we just stop bidding and go elsewhere. This explains why items sell far below retail--that is the point as far as we buyers are concerned. Now I'd like to tell you that I live in Ohio so anything I've won in these particular auctions must be shipped to me, which I, of course, pay for and consider part of the cost of my finds. I've had many occasions to work with these folks and believe me, like you I would not give my money to a company unless they provided me Stellar and careful customer service. I have returned to their auctions, and will continue to do so because they've photographed each item from multiple angles in proper light, written a detailed description with any known history, and pointed out any known flaws so that I'm always left knowing exactly what I'm looking at on their website. Once I win an item (usually several!), they write to me, attach an itemized invoice and provide me with an estimate of what packing,, shipping and insurance will cost. Let me tell you, these folks are fearless regarding what they will carefully pad, pack and ship to me. My first experience with them was truly surprising as I bid on three pairs of table lamps--with shades. It did not occur to me until I received them how much time and care it took to pack these unwieldy lamps, shades and other items. I knew then that this crew was experienced and had confidence in their knowledge of how to ship such items that did not drain my bank account. Out of six lamps, six shades and numerous other objects, one ceramic lamp's base was a little damaged, however, this was due to a previous repair attempt which they'd informed me of before it was shipped so the choice to take the risk was mine and in this one instance it did not pay off but it's an easy fix so I didn't even bother mentioning it to them or ups as neither were at fault and I like to tinker! Here's the bottom line folks--I can only speak to the obvious care they take with my items and me as a customer but if I lived in the Tucson area and had need for a downsizing or relocation service I would call them quickly and without hesitating because they've proven themselves, on three occasions, to be caring, thorough and forthright--all the best qualities any of us should search for and other companies would do well to emulate. You have a choice who you give your business to, and so do I and I choose Caring Transitiins of Southern Arizona every time! Kasey C.

Do NOT hire this company, I had a horrible experience with them from start to finish! Misleading…read moreinitial consultation that hinted my parents would get several thousand dollars for the contents of their home. End result was less than $2,500. All the furniture was less than 15 years old and it was beautiful from a very nice furniture store in Tucson. Yet all the contents of the house including this furniture, netted us less than $2,500? In addition, the company brought tons of "stuff" from other homes they were emptying and added it to my family's things. On sale day the house was overflowing with so much random stuff, old/tacky furniture that did not below to my family; it was emotionally traumatizing to see my family home look like a hoarder home. Also, I know some of my parents' friends went to the sale out of curiosity and I can only imagine what they thought/the gossip that followed after the saw the house filled like that. I was very clear the surround sound speakers hard wired into the walls were not part of the sale because we were selling the home and it's a nice feature. Guess what? They were taken down/removed. One last red flag, I found a male employee, named Chad, alone in the garage at 10:20 p.m. on a weeknight and he was loading bags and boxes into his van. The van was not marked as a company vehicle so I assume it was his personal car. This was a total stranger to me, taking who knows what from the home. He was there alone for over 2 hours (I first observed him at 7:40 p.m.). This was prior to the estate sale, when they were in the "staging" mode. Celene told me he was fired but I don't trust her word. He supposedly left his phone at the house and returned to get it, and then supposedly fell asleep in his van. Truth is I watched him actively loading things in that same van and he was wide awake. I would never ever hire this company again and have in fact told family friends in the community to avoid them no matter what.

I found a friend in Integrity Estate Sales! Grant is a genius, and a generally good guy, to boot…read more When my father passed away and left his house and all his worldly possessions behind, I was overwhelmed with the process of how to "get rid" of it all! If you can imagine, having to clear out an entire home can be an overwhelming experience - however, Grant's amazing staff (Ana and Sam, I'm looking at you!) made the entire process manageable and in retrospect, a rewarding experience. Grant's dedicated crew should be commended and recognized for the way they evaluated the home and its contents, set realistic expectations of the sale and final proceeds, and even ensured the home was packed with desirable goods from other estates that complimented the items already in my father's home. Each one of the employees handled his home and property with the utmost of respect and care, and it really paid off when the sale date hit - the place was PACKED with buyers. It was so busy, most of the stuff was sold the first day! Grant's sales are so popular, people were lining up three hours before the sale - crazy! My thought about Integrity Estate Sales is that anyone facing a move, downsizing, or liquidation due to death, and in need of a team who will get the job done, would be remiss not to use their services. I discovered that Integrity Estate Sales is one-stop service for assessing, appraising, pricing, organizing, cleaning, and selling that is both professional AND empathetic to the needs of their clients - what a blessing! I owe these folks big-time for their time, expertise, and for making this sales experience one I will remember fondly.

Wow Where do I begin. I've been a photographer and a collector of cameras for over 50 years. So I…read morewas happy to see that integrity was selling a nice collection of cameras and lenses at one of their estate sales. So much so that I drove nearly one hour one way to attend their sale. It was a nice collection but the prices were pretty high. Nothing that surprises me because that happens at estate sales. And it was also nice that one of the gentlemen working the sale said that they were somewhat flexible on the prices so just let him know. Also he mentioned that if you were interested in an item, he had no problem with you taking it with you and looking it up to make sure you really wanted it. Just make sure to put it back if you changed your mind. All of this was pretty good. I picked up three items. A Flash meter, a lens and a Prism finder. The Lens and Prism finder were not priced. I put all three items in my bag and continued to look around the home since there was so much to see and to get a chance to check them out more closely. When I was ready to go I took the three items and went back to the room where the camera collection was displayed and immediately put the flash meter back on the table as I didn't want to pay $100 for it, and then gave the other two items to the gentleman working the check out line, to be priced. They were both priced higher than I wanted to pay so I put them back on the table and decided to leave. As I stepped outside of the entrance to the home, the gentleman working the check out tapped onto the window and motioned me to come back in. I thought great maybe he wants to make me a better deal since I never really spoke to him after he priced them for me. However much to my surprise and dismay, as I entered the room he asked me what I had done with the all of the items I was looking at. Then he motioned for me to open my bag in order to see if I was trying to steal them. Now I don't like to play the race card but the optics were pretty bad. As a Black man in my late 60's and as the only African American at this sale of over a hundred people, many of whom were standing in line near us as he was making this accusation, it was quite startling. It monetarily took me back to the days when this kind of thing was quite common. Like I said I'm in my late 60's. I pointed to the items that he could clearly see were on the table. I mentioned to him that I didn't see him checking the bags of anyone else as they were leaving and he said something that I couldn't make out. And In a somewhat half hearted attempt at an apology he explained that he has had camera items stolen in the past. Well that's not my problem and instead of putting an employee to watch the table more closely, it's easier I guess to try to embarrass customers, (or should I say customer) as I was the only one held to such scrutiny, and accuse them of stealing. Thats really too bad in this day and age. I've been going to estate sales in Arizona for over 30 years and this is the first time anything like this has ever happened to me So I still maintain a good over all feeling about the people that run these kinds of sales. But this experience with Integrity Estate Sales has left me with a very bad feeling which I'm sure to share with my friends.