Settling an estate
A home full of belongings can feel overwhelming. We help you understand the sale options and build a practical plan for the contents.
ESTATEA HOME FULL OF MEMORIES. A PATH FORWARD.
From a lifetime of belongings to a plan you can feel good about. We help Dallas–Fort Worth families navigate estate sales with care, clarity, and hands-on support.
Start with a conversation. No pressure. No obligation.
You don’t have to figure it all out today.
Just take the first step. We’ll help with the next.

A fresh start begins
with a clear plan.
Commercial liability insured
Free initial consultation
REPUTATION YOU CAN EXPLORE
Choosing a team to work in your home is personal. Read what owners and shoppers share about Tremé, and start with a conversation of your own.
$1 million per occurrence
$2 million general aggregate
Coverage is subject to policy terms, conditions, and exclusions.
Insurance details01 / HOW WE HELP
Whether you’re settling an estate, simplifying your home, or helping someone you love move forward, we start by understanding what you need.
A home full of belongings can feel overwhelming. We help you understand the sale options and build a practical plan for the contents.
Keep what belongs in your next chapter. Let us help you plan a sale for the furniture, collections, and household items you’re ready to release.
You may live out of town or be managing this alongside work and family. Start with a call so we can discuss access, timing, and coordination.
Everyday objects, tools, and collections may be worth including. Set aside what you want to keep, then let us evaluate the rest.
02 / A CLEAR PROCESS
We’ll walk you through the scope before you commit. The plan should fit your home, your contents, and your timeline.
Tell us about the property and your goals. An onsite evaluation helps us assess the contents, access, and sale potential.
Review the recommended approach, services, fees, timing, and what happens after the sale before moving forward.
For an agreed estate sale, our team organizes, stages, prices, and markets the contents, then manages the sale.
Discuss remaining items, donation, and removal options. Any additional cleanout services and costs should be agreed in advance.
You’ll know what happens next—and what’s expected of you.
03 / MEET TREMÉ
A move, a loss, a new season of life. Behind every estate sale is a person making decisions that matter.
Tremé takes its name from the New Orleans neighborhood connected to our founder’s family roots. That sense of connection shapes how we approach our work with North Texas homeowners and families.
We believe the first step should be simple: listen to your situation, explain the options, and help you decide what makes sense.
Have a conversation with usFROM THE FAMILIES WE HELP
What matters to sellers goes beyond the sale. These families describe the communication, consideration, and care they experienced with Tremé.
“They communicated well, and followed through with every commitment on time. … He was caring and considerate to the members of our family, and demonstrated a clear understanding that this process can be difficult.”
“They sought the value and listened to the sentimental value with patience and love. … The money is secondary to the respect and care of our home and mother. I do not know how it could have been better.”
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Read more reviews on Google04 / OWNER QUESTIONS
You don’t need to know how estate sales work to get started. Here are the questions owners ask first.
Ask us a questionThe amount, condition, and sale potential of the contents all matter, along with access to the home and your timeline. An evaluation helps us recommend whether an onsite sale is a practical fit. You don’t need to make that decision before contacting us.
Yes. Start with a free, no-pressure conversation. Request an onsite evaluation and we’ll contact you to discuss the property and coordinate the next step. Sending a request does not confirm an appointment.
Fees depend on the contents, preparation, staffing, and services involved. Ask for a written explanation of the commission, any minimums or upfront charges, and any additional services before signing. We’ll discuss the proposed terms with you rather than guess from a few photos.
Start by setting aside personal documents, medications, photographs, valuables you’re keeping, and items that are not for sale. Avoid discarding saleable belongings before the evaluation. We can discuss how much preparation is needed after seeing the home.
Furniture, antiques, collectibles, artwork, jewelry, tools, kitchenware, and everyday household belongings may be suitable. Condition and demand vary. Tell us about special collections or anything that needs expert attention when you request an evaluation.
Reach out as soon as you know you may need help. Share any move-out, closing, or access deadline. Scheduling depends on the amount of preparation and team availability; we’ll discuss what is realistic for your situation.
Start with a phone conversation. We can discuss who has authority to approve the sale, how access to the home will work, and how you’d like to receive updates. Onsite coordination depends on the property and the agreed scope.
Discuss your preferences before the sale. Options may include keeping items, donations, or separately arranged removal and cleanout. Availability and charges depend on the remaining contents. Removal is not automatically included in every sale.
Identify the belongings you want to keep before preparation begins. Tell us about any price expectations or restrictions during planning so we can discuss them before the sale agreement is finalized.
The estate sale focuses on personal property inside the home. If you also need help with the real estate, mention it during the consultation so we can discuss that separately. Requesting an estate sale evaluation does not create a real estate listing agreement.
Yes. Tremé Realty LLC DBA Tremé Estate Sales carries commercial general liability insurance through Hiscox. The current policy period is September 29, 2026–September 29, 2027, with a $1 million per-occurrence limit and $2 million general aggregate. Coverage is subject to the policy’s terms, conditions, and exclusions. Contact us to request insurance documentation for your sale.
We work with homeowners and families in Dallas–Fort Worth and North Texas. Send the property address so we can confirm service availability for your location and timing.
05 / YOUR NEXT STEP
Tell us where the home is, what you’re navigating, and when you need help. We’ll follow up to discuss your options and an onsite evaluation.
✓ Free initial consultation
✓ No obligation to proceed
✓ A conversation about your specific situation
A few details are all we need to get started.
An appointment is confirmed after we connect with you.
FOR THE TREASURE HUNTERS
Explore our upcoming estate sales, photos, dates, and details from EstateSales.NET.
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