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Estate sale companies in Denver, CO, compared by what they charge

Most estate sale companies don't publish their fees. We collect them in one place so Denver-area families can compare commission, minimums, buyouts and cleanouts side by side.

See Denver companiesWhat an estate sale costs in Denver
30% to 40%Commission published by Denver-area companies on their own websites; 40% is the most common
5 of 47Denver-area companies listed here that publish their pricing
$0 to $3,500Range of published minimum fees we found in Denver

Denver estate sale companies

Companies that publish their pricing come first. Every Denver-area company we could find is listed below.

Colorado Estate Sales

Denver · In-person sales · coloradoestatesales.com
Pricing published
Commission
40% of total sale
Minimum
$3,500 fee or 40%, whichever is greater
Buyouts
No
Cleanout
Arranged after the sale
Early entry
No pre-sales
Booking
About 2 weeks
Unsold items
Your choice: charity, left, or removed
Phone
(303) 989-7828
Source: company's own FAQ page, checked Sep 30, 2026; rechecked Oct 15, 2026.

Colorful Colorado Estate Sales

Broomfield / North Denver metro · Online auctions · colorfulcoloradoestatesales.com
Pricing published
Commission
40% of net sales
Minimum
300–500 items, $6,500 minimum net value
Buyer's premium
17%, paid by bidders
Cleanout
Not offered; they refer you to another company
Sale type
Online auction
Appraisals
Yes
In business
Since 2016
Phone
(303) 549-8058
Source: company's own website, checked Sep 29–30, 2026; rechecked Oct 15, 2026.

Vintage Value Estate Services

Denver & Northern Colorado · In-person sales · vvestateservices.com
Pricing published
Commission
40% of sale proceeds
Other fees
Setup, roll-off and cleanout fees if used
Buyouts
Yes
Cleanout
Yes, plus show-ready cleaning
Appraisals
Outside appraisers as needed
Booking
About 2 weeks to set up
Unsold items
Donated to local charities
Phone
(720) 203-1775
Source: company's own website, checked Sep 30, 2026.

Centennial Estate Sales

Denver · Family-owned · centennialestatesales.com
Pricing published
Commission
30% to 40%, set at the free walkthrough
Minimum
No minimum fees
Upfront cost
None
Phone
(720) 507-7587
Source: company's own FAQ page, checked Oct 15, 2026.

History Repeated Estates

Denver metro · In-person sales · historyrepeatedestates.com
Pricing published
Commission
40% of total gross sales
Minimum
$1,000 (a sale grossing $2,500 or more covers it)
Upfront cost
None
Source: company's own website, checked Oct 15, 2026.

Minimum published, commission not yet shared

These companies state their minimum (or that they have none) on their own websites but don't publish a commission rate, so ask for it on the first call.

Sydney Lane Estate Sales

Littleton · sydneylaneestatesales.com
Minimum published
Commission
Rate not published
Minimum
No minimum fee
Phone
(303) 669-2251
Source: company's own website, checked Oct 9, 2026.

All Year Round Estate Sales

Denver metro, 16 counties · In-person sales · ayrestatesales.com
Minimum published
Commission
Commission-based; rate not published
Minimum
No minimum
Cleanout
Yes
Appraisals
Yes
Bonded / insured
Insured and bonded
Phone
(720) 513-0979
Source: company's own website, checked Sep 29–30, 2026; rechecked Oct 15, 2026.

Pricing not published

These Denver-area companies don't publish their commission or minimum on their websites (checked October 15, 2026). Most work on commission. Use the questions below when you call.

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8 questions to ask any estate sale company

Whether or not a company publishes its fees, ask these on the first call.

What is your commission, and is it on the gross or the net?40% of gross and 40% of net can be very different amounts.
Do you have a minimum fee or minimum estate size?Some companies won't take estates under a set value.
What other fees will I pay?Setup, advertising, dumpsters, cleanout and card-processing fees add up.
Do you let anyone in before the sale?Early entry for dealers is one of the most common complaints families have.
What happens to items that don't sell?Donated, hauled away, or left for you, and who pays for it.
Do you offer a buyout or cleanout?Useful when a house needs to be empty fast.
Are you bonded and insured?Ask for proof.
How soon can you hold the sale, and when do I get paid?Some companies are booked 6–8 weeks out.

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