Landlord Cleanouts
Tenant left a brewery behind? We clear the building.
Landlords, property managers, lenders and receivers: we remove the tanks and brewing equipment, and through our sister company Brewhouse.beer we can sell it to offset the cost.
Who this is for
Commercial landlords, property managers, banks, receivers and attorneys dealing with a brewery tenant who closed or defaulted.
- Equipment removed and the production floor cleared so you can re-lease
- Options: sell the equipment through Brewhouse.beer, or straight removal
- We work with your counsel on lien, abandonment and notice requirements before anything moves
- Photographed inventory of everything on site before we start
- Nationwide — one call covers rigging, freight and resale
How it goes
- 01
Send photos and the address
Even phone photos of the production floor are enough to scope the job.
- 02
Inventory and valuation
Brewhouse.beer catalogs the equipment and tells you what it is likely to bring versus the cost of removal.
- 03
You choose the path
Sell it (we market and rig it out as it sells), or clear it on a date (we remove everything).
- 04
Floor cleared
Vessels and lines out, floor swept, photos of the empty space for your file.
Questions we get
▸Can the equipment pay for the cleanout?
Often. Used brewery equipment has resale value, and Brewhouse.beer sells it nationally. Where the equipment is worth more than the removal, you net cash; where it is not, you at least offset the cost.
▸Who owns abandoned brewery equipment?
That depends on your lease, state law and any UCC liens on the equipment. We do not give legal advice — we ask you to confirm with counsel that you have the right to sell or remove before we schedule, and we document everything.
▸How fast can you clear a space?
A straight removal is usually scheduled within weeks. A sale-based cleanout takes longer but returns money; we can also do a hybrid where the high-value pieces sell and the rest is removed by a hard date.
▸Do you handle breweries outside Indiana?
Yes. Our crews travel nationwide and the equipment sells nationally.
Also
Auction buyers, auction houses and liquidators running brewery, distillery and beverage sales.
Brewery owners and operators moving to a new space, consolidating locations or expanding into a bigger building.
Breweries, distilleries, beverage producers and any buyer who purchased equipment from an auction, a closing brewery or a dealer and needs it moved safely.
Send us the list. Get a written quote.
Equipment, addresses and dates are all we need to start. We respond quickly — often within the hour.