Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about pricing, condition requirements, logistics, and how the process works.
We evaluate each forklift based on make, model, age, hours of use, overall condition, and current market demand. For fleets or surplus lots, we assess the mix of equipment as a whole and provide a combined offer. Pricing is explained clearly so you understand how we arrived at the number.
We buy forklifts in a wide range of conditions — from well-maintained, regularly serviced units to equipment that is no longer running or has significant wear. Condition affects the offer amount, but it rarely disqualifies a unit from consideration.
Both. We regularly purchase single forklifts as well as entire fleets or surplus lots from businesses that are closing a facility, consolidating operations, or upgrading equipment across multiple locations.
Once you accept our cash offer and equipment is picked up, payment is completed promptly. We aim to keep the process simple and predictable rather than drawn out like financing-dependent private sales can be.
Yes. We arrange and pay for transport, whether that's a single forklift or a multi-unit fleet. Our team coordinates pickup around your facility's operating hours so it doesn't disrupt your business.
We buy sit-down counterbalance forklifts, reach trucks, order pickers, rough terrain forklifts, pallet jacks and walkies, electric forklifts, and propane/IC forklifts — across major brands including Toyota, Hyster, Crown, CAT, Yale, Komatsu, Clark, and Nissan.
Yes. We regularly buy used Toyota forklifts, Hyster forklifts, Crown reach trucks, Yale forklifts, CAT forklifts, Komatsu forklifts, Clark forklifts, Nissan forklifts, Mitsubishi forklifts, Linde forklifts, Doosan forklifts, and Raymond reach trucks — common models include Toyota 7FGCU25/8FGCU25, Hyster H50FT/H80FT, Crown RC 5500, and Yale GLP050, among many others. If your brand or model isn't listed on our equipment pages, ask us directly — we evaluate almost any make or model.
We serve the entire Greater Houston metro, including Katy, Sugar Land, The Woodlands, Pasadena, Baytown, Pearland, Spring, and surrounding communities.
No. While running condition affects the offer, we consider non-running equipment as well, particularly as part of larger fleet or surplus-lot purchases.
The most useful details are make, model, approximate year, hour meter reading (if available), general condition, and quantity. If you're unsure of specifics, we can often work with photos and a brief description to get started.
No. Requesting a quote and receiving an evaluation is free and comes with no obligation to sell. You're welcome to review the offer and decide what works best for your business.
Our process is built around commercial and industrial fleet owners — contractors, warehouses, manufacturers, and similar businesses — rather than one-off individual sellers. If you're a business with equipment to sell, we're a good fit.
Fill out the quote request form with details about your equipment, or call us directly. We'll follow up to discuss next steps, which may include scheduling a free on-site evaluation.
Still have questions?
Call us directly or submit a quote request — we're happy to walk through the details of your specific equipment or fleet.