Warehouse & Manufacturing Equipment Liquidation Auctions in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX
Convert Dallas-Fort Worth Industrial Machinery, Material Handling & Warehouse Equipment Assets Into Maximum Value in 30 Days or less.
Closing a plant, relocating a warehouse, downsizing, or upgrading your machinery in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX? Industrial equipment holds serious value, and the auction method of liquidation is the fastest, most transparent way to turn it into cash. Strickland Auctioneers is a licensed Texas auction company (TDLR License #18533) that handles warehouse and manufacturing liquidations across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.
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​From a single machine or a warehouse of racking to a full production facility, we manage the entire process: valuation, cataloging, marketing to real buyers, the sale itself, and clean settlement.
You get your facility cleared and your money in hand, and because used machinery draws buyers well beyond North Texas, an online or hybrid sale can put your equipment in front of a national pool of bidders.
✓ TX License #18533
✓ Free On-Site Asset Evaluations
✓ No Travel Fees in DFW
✓ 15-Day Payment After Auction
Sell Your Warehouse & Manufacturing Equipment at Auction in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX
Selling industrial equipment one machine at a time is slow, and private deals often leave money on the table. An auction solves that. It puts all of your equipment in front of many buyers at once, on a set date, and lets competition set the price, which is exactly how used machinery finds its true market value.
For sellers, the advantages are straightforward:
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​Speed: an entire property sells on one scheduled date rather than trickling out over months.
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Real market value: competing bidders, not a guessed price tag, determine what your machinery and equipment bring.
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One clean event: the facility is emptied and settled on a defined timeline.
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Transparency: you receive documented results showing exactly what each lot sold for.
Warehouse & Manufacturing Equipment We Auction in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX
We regularly sell the full range of industrial, warehouse, and manufacturing assets:
Material Handling & Forklifts
Forklifts, pallet jacks, reach trucks, order pickers, hand trucks, and dock equipment.
Pallet Racking & Storage
Pallet and cantilever racking, industrial shelving, mezzanines, work benches, and bins.
Production & Machinery
CNC machines, lathes, mills, press brakes, shears, welders, saws, drill presses, and packaging lines.
Tools, Tooling & Fabrication
Hand and power tools, tooling, dies, jigs, fixtures, and tool cabinets.
Compressors, Power & Facility
Air compressors, generators, dust collectors, industrial HVAC, and parts washers.
Conveyors, Packing & Warehouse Operations
Conveyors, packing and shrink-wrap stations, scales, and warehouse office furniture.
Who We Help in North Texas
Warehouse and manufacturing liquidations come up for many reasons, and we work with all of them:
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Manufacturers and fabrication shops closing, relocating, downsizing, or upgrading equipment
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Warehouses and distribution centers consolidating or exiting a facility
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Plants and production facilities retiring or replacing machinery
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Commercial landlords and property owners clearing an industrial building after a lease ends
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Banks, lenders, and secured creditors recovering value from equipment and machinery
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Bankruptcy trustees, receivers, and attorneys handling court-directed liquidations
How Our Warehouse & Manufacturing Auctions Work in DFW
We manage the entire process so you do not have to.
A typical warehouse or manufacturing liquidation runs in five steps:
Step 1: Consultation and valuation
We walk the facility (or review your equipment and asset list and photos), assess the machinery, and recommend the right auction approach for your timeline and goals.
Step 2: Cataloging and photography
We inventory and photograph every lot, capturing the make, model, and specs buyers need to bid with confidence.
Step 3: Marketing
We put your equipment in front of our buyer network and the wider market of manufacturers, dealers, riggers, resellers, and the public actively looking for machinery and warehouse equipment, locally and nationally.
Step 4: The auction
We run the sale online, on-site, or as a hybrid, whichever reaches the most buyers for your assets.
Step 5: Removal and settlement
Buyers remove their purchases within a set window, and you receive an itemized settlement with your funds on a defined timeline.
Why Sellers Choose Strickland Auctioneers in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX
Why manufacturers and warehouse operators across Dallas-Fort Worth choose Strickland Auctioneers over traditional liquidators:
Texas Licensed Commercial Liquidators
We hold Texas Auctioneer License #18533, which you can verify with the state. In an industry where estate and liquidation "specialists" often are not licensed, that accountability protects you.
Built for heavy equipment
Machinery, racking, and material handling are a different job than furniture, and it is one we are set up for, including coordinating the rigging and access that large equipment needs to come out safely.
Local to Dallas-Fort Worth, TX
We know this market and the buyers in it. We're from North Texas and we're based in Burleson, TX
Transparent from start to finish
Documented cataloging, open bidding, and itemized settlement, so you always know where things stand.
Warehouse and manufacturing work is one of several industries we serve. See all of our business and commercial liquidation services for the full picture.
We conduct restaurant and food service liquidations throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, including Fort Worth, Dallas, Arlington, Plano, Irving, Frisco, Denton, Grand Prairie, Mansfield, Burleson, and the surrounding communities in Tarrant, Dallas, Denton, Johnson, Parker, Hood, and Ellis counties.
Don't see your area? Check out our full service area here. If you still have a question regarding if Strickland Auctioneers services your area please give us a call or text at: (817) 381-5543, or you can always email us at: info@stricklandauctioneers.com
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly can I sell my warehouse or manufacturing equipment?
Most warehouse and manufacturing liquidations are scheduled and completed within 3-4 weeks, far faster than selling machinery piece by piece. The auction method of marketing is the fastest available method of liquidation currently available today. If you are on a tight lease or move-out deadline, tell us and we will build the timeline around it.
How do you charge for a warehouse or manufacturing liquidation?
Auctioneers are typically compensated through a seller's commission, a percentage of the total sale, and many auctions also include a buyer's premium paid by the buyer. The right structure depends on the size and type of your sale, and we put the full fee arrangement in writing before you commit, by law.
Can you handle heavy machinery that needs rigging to remove?
Yes. Heavy machinery is sold as-is, with buyers responsible for professional rigging and removal. We coordinate the schedule and facility access so large equipment comes out safely and on time.
Who buys used industrial equipment and machinery?
There is strong demand, and it is not just local. Manufacturers, equipment dealers, riggers, resellers, and the public all compete for quality used machinery and warehouse equipment, and an online or hybrid sale reaches buyers across the country.
Do you handle removal and cleanout?
Yes. Buyers are responsible for removing their own purchases within a set window after the sale, which clears your facility as part of the process. We coordinate the schedule so the building is emptied on time.
Is the auction online or on-site?
Both are options. Depending on your equipment and location, we run online auctions, on-site auctions, or a hybrid of the two, choosing whatever reaches the most qualified buyers and returns the most for your assets in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX.
Are you licensed?
Yes. Every sale is conducted under Texas Auctioneer License #18533, issued by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). Texas licenses auctioneers but does not license estate sale companies, or some commercial liquidation companies, so this is worth confirming with anyone you consider.
Still have a question that you don't see an answer to?
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Check out our more Business Liquidation FAQ or you can always give us a call or text at: (817) 381-5543 or email us: info@stricklandauctioneers.com
Get a Free Dallas-Fort Worth, TX Warehouse & Manufacturing Liquidation Consultation
If you are closing, relocating, or downsizing a warehouse or manufacturing facility in Dallas-Fort Worth, let's talk. Strickland Auctioneers provides a no-pressure consultation and valuation, and we will show you what your equipment and machinery can bring at auction.
