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Sell Your Heavy Equipment in Whistler, Pemberton or Squamish
Selling a machine yourself means listings, photos, no-shows and strangers walking around your yard. Selling it to us means one call, one number and one pickup day.
- We buy machines that run and machines that don't
- One offer for the machine, picked up where it sits
- BC paperwork done with you on pickup day
Pricing
What sets the number
We don't publish prices, because two machines of the same model can be worth very different amounts. Here's what we look at.
Honest advice
When a private sale makes more sense
If your machine is fairly new, runs well and has reasonable hours, you may get more by listing it yourself or sending it to an equipment auction. That takes time, and you deal with the buyers.
We're the better fit when you want it gone without the hassle, or when it's old, broken or not worth fixing. Ask us for a number either way and compare.
How it goes
Selling to us, step by step
Send the details
Make, model, year, hours and condition, plus a few photos if you can.
Get an offer
We call back with a number for the machine as it sits. Take your time deciding.
Book the pickup
Choose a day that works. We send a truck that suits the machine and the road.
Sign and go
The paperwork gets signed when the truck arrives, and the machine leaves with us.
Businesses closing or downsizing
When a business winds down, the equipment is often the hardest part to sell. We can quote everything over a ton in one go: machines, trucks and shop equipment. Send a list and we'll work around your timeline.
What we buy
Forklifts, excavators, loaders, tractors, logging and snow gear, factory machinery and work trucks. See the full list on our heavy equipment removal page.
Questions
Selling heavy equipment FAQ
Will you buy a machine that still works well?
Yes. Running machines are worth more and we price them that way. If we think you'd do better selling it privately, we'll say so.
How quickly can you pick up?
We set a pickup day once you accept the offer. Timing depends on the machine, the truck it needs and where it is.
Can I sell a machine that still has a loan on it?
Yes, but the lender has to release the lien first. Talk to them about paying out the balance, and we'll check the lien is cleared before we buy.
Do you buy from businesses and individuals?
Both. For a company-owned machine, the person signing needs the authority to sell company assets.
Do I need to deliver the machine anywhere?
No. We pick it up where it sits, whether that's a yard, a shop floor, a field or a job site.
Ready for a number?
Call 236-709-3961 or send the form. We'll call back with a number for the machine as it sits.