Sell Your Equipment
We Buy Used
Brewery Equipment.
Upsizing, downsizing, or clearing out the tank you never used — send the list and we will make you an offer. We can also sell it for you if you would rather have the higher number and can wait for it.
Sell it to us, or let us sell it for you
We buy it outright
One number, one transaction, done. We take on the risk of finding the buyer and the cost of moving it, which is priced into the offer. Choose this when you want certainty and you want it finished.
We sell it for you
Your equipment is listed and marketed to the buyers already shopping with us, and you take the proceeds less our fee. Higher gross, longer timeline. Choose this when the calendar is not against you.
How it goes
Step 1
Send the list
Make, model, size, and photos of the nameplates. A phone camera is fine.
Step 2
We make an offer
Or propose a consignment price, whichever fits better. We respond quickly.
Step 3
We handle removal
Disconnect, rigging, loading and freight are on us, quoted before you commit.
Step 4
You get paid
On agreed terms, spelled out in writing before anything moves.
What we are always looking for
Closing the whole facility?
That is a different conversation with different options — buyout, full liquidation, or an auction, and the order you do things in matters.
Questions we get
Do you buy single pieces or only whole breweries?
Both. Whole packages are the easiest for everyone and usually bring the most money, but we buy individual tanks, chillers and packaging equipment all the time — especially when a brewery is upsizing and has a perfectly good 7 bbl system sitting idle.
What do you need from me to make an offer?
A list, photographs, and the address. Photos of the nameplates matter more than pretty pictures — make, model, size and serial are what let us price it accurately instead of cautiously. Tell us about anything that does not work; it will come up later anyway and it does not usually change the number much.
Do you pay before or after you pick it up?
Terms are agreed in writing before anything moves, and they vary with the size of the deal and how the removal is structured. On a consignment we pay out after the piece sells. We will spell out exactly how and when you get paid before you agree to anything.
Who handles getting it out of my building?
We do. Disconnect, rigging, loading and freight are handled on our side — that is the part most people are dreading and it is the part we are actually set up for. Rigging is quoted before you commit.
What is my used brewery equipment worth?
Jacketed stainless in common sizes holds value best. Glycol, packaging equipment and kegs in volume do well. Custom fabrication, very small systems and proprietary control packages are harder. Nobody can give you a real number without a list and photos, and anyone who does is guessing.
Send us your list
No obligation, fully confidential, and we'll get back to you quickly.