Moving forward

Patricia Nugent • January 12, 2026

Auctions, moving, clean-outs, storage, staging and more—Great Finds Estate Liquidations is the resource families need to simplify life transitions.

Six people and a dog stand in front of the Great Finds Gallery building next to a white service van.

Whether it’s just a few things to an entire home, the Great Finds Estate Liquidations team can assess a homeowner’s items and sell them for top dollar on its online auction site.


This time of year, people take a look at their home and wonder if it’s still a good fit for where they’re at in life. Once they start purging for a downsize, the task can become overwhelming and is easy to put off.


“We’ve found families may feel the time is right, but are so daunted with the process, they procrastinate,” says Bill Brenner, who founded Great Finds Estate Liquidations a decade ago.


“That’s why we’ve expanded to be the only resource they need to get the job done. Whether it’s just a few things to an entire home, we can assess their items and sell them for top dollar on our online auction site. We also offer moving services, clean-out, dumpster arrangements, handyman services, storage and staging to sell the house. We navigate every part of the process. Families find it a great reassurance.”


He mentions a trend they’ve noticed the past several years is when a homeowner chooses to stay in a home but only live on the first floor. They help clear out the second floor and basement, making way for a stress-free transition.


Bill’s background in healthcare and assisted living makes him a uniquely compassionate person to help people going through life’s transitions. He and the team often act as a neutral buffer between children and their aging parents, who are emotionally attached to their things. 


And people who are looking to refurbish their homes on a budget will find anything they could ever need or want on Bill’s robust auction site, GreatFindsAuction.com, from furniture to lamps, artwork and collections, and designer purses to cars. You’ll also discover treasures for a well-appointed home at his storefront, Great Finds Gallery.


For more information, call 440-638-4012 or visit GreatFindsAuction.com or its Facebook page. Great Finds Gallery is located at 12482 Prospect Road in Strongsville.


Start with a Free Consultation


Great Finds Estate Liquidation initial consultations are always complimentary. Downsizing expert Bill Brenner comes to your home and provides you with an estimate of what you can expect to liquidate your estate for.

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