It is not every day that a company faces the decision to close down a facility. Most companies, family owned and corporate entities, do not have the knowledge to evaluate assets such as machinery, ancillary equipment or the mechanical infrastructure. Liquidation can be a daunting task filled with many questions. Questions that arise are never asked during normal operations. In most circumstances the overwhelming task of closing may never happen again.

As a company looks at their assets, machinery, rolling stock, finished product is usually the first items to be liquidated. Next, the machnery and equipment is marketed or sold at auction. 

But what do you do with remaining assets? How do you remove all equipment and ancillary assets that are left to leave a facility in a "sale-able" condition? Who is responsible for damage left behind from removal? What happens with the seemingly "non-sale-able" assets? It is these questions and many other that can turn the positive cash flow into a growing negative cash flow.

National Equipment Appraisal is here to provide you with the information to maximize the return on your assets.  In cooperation with IAAS Worldwide, an 80 year old company with unique compentencies in plant closing facilities, shutting down lines or liquidating assets your building eill be restored to a leasable or resaleable facitlity. IAAS's turn-key liquidation services provide experienced project managers to structure asset removal in a safe and timely manner. IAAS services will help you get more for your proerty because potential buyers will not face removal cost for items left behind or have to make repair for damages to the real estate.

Call National Equipment Appraisal or IAAS Worldwide to initiate a liquidation, reclamation and removal plan that works for you!