Estate Sales on Long Island
Compassionate, full-service estate sales across Nassau & Suffolk County — guiding Long Island families through every step since 2002.
Long Island Estate Sale Coordinators & Liquidators
Settling the contents of a home — after the loss of a loved one, a major downsizing, or a move from a long-time family home — is overwhelming. For over two decades, Sisters in Charge has guided Long Island families through exactly that: handling the entire contents of the home with honesty, diligence, and genuine sensitivity. From the first free consultation to the final clean-out, we manage every detail so you can focus on your family. As experienced estate sale coordinators and downsizing specialists, we handle the entire process so you don’t have to. Whether you’re searching for an estate sale coordinator near me, estate sale organizers near me, or estate liquidators on Long Island, you’ve found a team that does it all.
Empathy First
We treat your home and belongings with care during a difficult time.
#1 in NY, Since 2002
One of Long Island's first and most-trusted estate sale companies.
Licensed & Insured
Your home is secured and managed by our responsible, professional staff.
Family-Owned
A family business that treats yours with respect and full transparency.
Our Estate Sale Process
- Free consultation & road map. We assess the home and outline every step, with a plan tailored to your situation.
- Staging & set-up. A pre-sale set-up day turns the home into a sophisticated retail environment — display cases, racks, tables and clear pricing.
- Fair-market pricing. Our experts price the full contents based on fair market value.
- Professional photography & marketing. We photograph and promote your sale to a large, ready buyer audience.
- Secure, managed sale. Your home is secured and managed by our staff, with a one-way entrance and exit.
- Clean-out & final hand-off. Unsold items are handled via clean-out, liquidation, or online options — the home is left empty and ready.
Marketing That Brings the Buyers
Our in-house marketing team promotes your sale to a HomeGrown email list of 20,000 customers, up to 20 sale websites, social media, and Newsday — so the right buyers show up.
Estate Sales in Nassau County & Suffolk County
We provide estate sales throughout Nassau and Suffolk County — from Huntington, Smithtown and Northport on the North Shore to Babylon, Islip, Bay Shore and Massapequa on the South Shore, and every Long Island community in between.
Estate sales in Nassau County: Rockville Centre, Baldwin, Massapequa Park, Garden City and communities across Nassau.
Estate sales in Suffolk County: St. James, Hauppauge, East Northport, Lake Grove, Commack, Patchogue and all of Suffolk.
An Estate Sale Team That Knows Long Island
Long Island estate sales have a local rhythm. Most of the homes we work in have been in one family for thirty, forty, fifty years — which means attics, basements, garages and crawl spaces holding layers of a life: mid-century furniture, tools, china, jewelry, collections nobody remembers starting. Knowing what Long Island buyers pay for each of those categories is the difference between a sale that clears a house and one that leaves money on the table.
The buyers are local knowledge too. Our sales draw collectors and dealers from across Nassau, Suffolk and the five boroughs — North Shore and Gold Coast estates in particular bring serious antique and art buyers out from the city, while South Shore family homes move furniture, tools and household goods fast to neighborhood buyers.
And the rules matter: many of Long Island’s incorporated villages have their own permit requirements and lawn-sign restrictions for sales, and quiet residential streets need parking handled with neighbors in mind. We plan each sale around the local rules and the neighborhood, not against them.
For estates moving through Nassau or Suffolk Surrogate’s Court, we work alongside estate attorneys and executors — including out-of-state executors handling everything remotely — so the sale fits the estate’s timeline and documentation needs.
Estate Sale FAQs
What’s the difference between an estate sale and a tag sale? An estate sale typically covers the full contents of a home; a tag sale is a smaller, more selective in-home sale. We run both.
Can you work with an executor or attorney? Yes — we regularly help executors and families settle estates with care and clear communication.
How long does an estate sale take? Most full-home sales involve a pre-sale set-up period followed by a sale held over one or more days, depending on the size of the estate.
What about high-value items like jewelry, art or antiques? Our experienced team identifies and prices specialty items at fair market value to maximize your return.
What happens to everything that doesn’t sell? We offer clean-out, liquidation, and online auction options so the home is left empty and ready.
What to Expect From Your Estate Sale
Every estate is different, and so is every plan. After your free consultation, you’ll get a clear timeline and a team that handles the heavy lifting — sorting, organizing, researching and pricing each item at fair market value, and staging your home into an inviting retail space.
During the sale, our trusted staff manages the crowd, the checkout and the security of your home with one-way entry and exit. Afterward, we can clear whatever remains so the property is ready for its next chapter. Our goal is simple: to take a stressful, emotional process off your plate and handle it with the care your family deserves.
“Today’s estate pick up went great. Kathy was terrific — organized, professional, and took charge and got everyone to do their job. Her crew was wonderful too. I will highly recommend your company to any friends on Long Island.”
— Stephen, Google review
Ready to Get Started?
Free, no-obligation consultation. Call (631) 320-3033 (Suffolk) or (516) 238-1682 (Nassau).