Bringing Buyers & Sellers Together!

The Paul E. Saperstein Co., Inc. is a full service auction & appraisal firm that has been providing one stop services since 1962.

Bringing Buyers & Sellers Together!

The Paul E. Saperstein Co., Inc. is a full service auction & appraisal firm that has been providing one stop services since 1962.

Paul E. Saperstein Co., Inc. – Leading Auction House & Property Liquidation Experts

We are committed to delivering the highest quality real estate auctions, personal property auctions and appraisal services to all of our clients, and are versed across a wide array of industries.

We are proud of our stability in the industry and attribute our 62 plus years of success to our commitment to client and customer relationships, our superior standards and an impeccable reputation.

Through our website postings, specialized marketing campaigns and personalized e-mail blasts we excel in bringing buyers and sellers together.

Industry Inside Tips

How Restaurant & Food Service Operators Turn Surplus Equipment into Working Capital

%%excerpt%% Turn surplus kitchen assets into Immediate cash flow Surplus food service equipment does not need to gather dust or drain monthly revenue in storage. Working with an experienced equipment auction house with decades of New England market experience, food service operators transform unused appliances, stainless steel, and fixtures into working capital quickly, transparently, and efficiently.

The Advantage of Regional Expertise in New England Auctions

Partnering with a dedicated auction house rooted in the Northeast provides a distinct competitive advantage over national entities. At Paul E. Saperstein Co., Inc., our regional expertise forms the backbone of our history of successful asset disposition. Operating since 1962, PESCO brings deep local roots, industry-specific knowledge, and an established buyer network to every engagement.

Why You Need Certified Personal Property Appraisals Before Liquidating Assets

Discover why securing certified personal property appraisals before asset liquidation protects value, satisfies legal requirements, and optimizes auction strategy.

Retiring with Peace of Mind: A Business Owner’s Guide to Final Liquidation

Deciding to liquidate is rarely a quick impulse; it is typically the culmination of years of hard work and thoughtful planning. However, transitioning a lifetime of capital investment into liquidity brings both practical and emotional challenges.

The New England Contractor’s Guide to Buying Heavy Equipment at Auction

Whether you run a commercial site crew in Massachusetts, a utility contracting firm in Connecticut, or a multi-season landscaping operation in New Hampshire, buying locally at a property auction is the most cost-effective way to scale your fleet.

Understanding Auction Terms: A Consumer’s Guide to Bidding and Buying at Business Liquidations.

Whether you’re a business looking to sell off excess inventory or an individual seeking a unique find, business liquidation auctions offer an efficient and exciting way to participate in the marketplace.

Online vs. On-Site Auction: Choosing the Best Way to Bid

Ultimately, there is no wrong choice between online and on-site auction bidding—only the format that best serves your schedule, comfort level, and asset requirements.

Navigating Facility Closures: Auction Services Streamline the Exit

From initial inventory audits to the final broom-clean floor sweep, experienced auction professionals handle every operational detail—allowing you to protect your bottom line, fulfill lease commitments, and transition to your next venture with complete peace of mind.

Maximizing Returns: The Art of Liquidating Industrial Equipment at Auction

When it comes to high-stakes asset management, industrial equipment stands in a league of its own. Unlike standard inventory, heavy machinery carries complex variables—maintenance cycles, technological obsolescence, and specialized regional demand.

At Paul E. Saperstein Co., Inc. (PESCO), we don’t just “list” machinery; we engineer a competitive marketplace. Maximizing returns on industrial assets requires a blend of technical appraisal expertise and aggressive, niche-targeted marketing. 

Understanding the “Buyer’s Premium” and Total Out-the-Door Costs

A Business Owner’s Guide to Capital Asset Budgeting and Strategic Auction Bidding. Whether you are participating in commercial property auctions to secure a new warehouse, bidding in inventory liquidation auctions to stock up on raw materials, or competing in personal property auctions for specialized industrial tooling, the auction ecosystem offers unparalleled value.

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