Frequently Asked Questions

Surgical Liquidations buys surplus, retired, and decommissioned surgical and medical equipment directly from hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and specialty practices. Below are the questions facilities ask most often about offers, payment, removal, documentation, and coverage. If your question is not answered here, call 727-204-6707 or email info@surgicalliquidations.com.

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Written offer within one business day
Payment before removal
No fees or commissions
Chain-of-custody documentation
On-site removal across eight states

Offers and process

Send an equipment list with names, model numbers, and quantities. A written offer follows within one business day. Photos are helpful but not required, and no site visit is needed before an offer is issued.
Send what you have. Photographs of the unit and its labelling are usually enough for us to identify a model. If something remains unclear, we will ask a specific question rather than leave the item off the offer.
Yes. There is no minimum quantity or project size. We purchase single units, complete operating rooms, and full facility inventories.
No. The written offer carries no obligation and no cost. Facilities frequently request one to inform an internal decision before committing to anything.

Payment

Before removal begins, on every transaction. Equipment does not leave your building until funds have been confirmed.
No. There are no fees or commissions. Removal, packing, and transport are at no cost to the facility and are not deducted from the offer. The offer amount is what you receive.
The entity that owns the equipment and authorizes the sale. In closure, estate, and receivership matters, payment is directed as instructed by the party with authority over the assets.

Condition and eligibility

Yes. Working, non-working, and end-of-life units are all evaluated. Equipment that failed, was superseded, or is past OEM support should still go on the list.
Yes. Removal and disconnection are coordinated as part of the removal plan. Units that require building work are scheduled accordingly before the date is confirmed.
Some categories fall outside what we handle. If an item is outside our scope we will say so directly rather than hold up your timeline, and where we can we will point you toward a more appropriate route.

Removal and logistics

We do. Removal, packing, and transport are arranged and paid for by us.
Yes, including nights and weekends where a facility requires it. Departments adjacent to the work area continue operating normally.
Removal scheduling depends on project size and your facility calendar. Tell us your deadline when you send the list and we will confirm whether it is workable before you commit to anything.

Documentation

A chain-of-custody record issued at handover, covering what was purchased, when it transferred, and when it left the building. It is the document most facilities file against their internal asset records.
Yes. Multi-site engagements are documented site by site so each location has a clean record for its own asset files.

Coverage

Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, and Texas.
Yes. Shippable equipment is purchased nationwide, with freight arranged and paid for by us.

Closures, bankruptcy, and estates

Yes. We work directly with the party holding authority over the assets and can work to a court or lease deadline. See our page on bankruptcy and receivership equipment disposition.
Send an equipment list and tell us the closing date. See our page on practice closure and physician retirement for how those projects typically run.

Have a question not covered here?

Send your equipment list, or just describe the situation. A written offer follows within one business day, with no cost and no obligation.

  • Written offer within one business day
  • Payment before removal
  • No fees or commissions
  • Removal, packing, and transport at no cost to the facility

Tell us what you have.