FAQ

Yes. We collect a commission only when the equipment sells.

We typically need the equipment make and model, year, key specifications, condition, location, asking price, and a good selection of current photos. Videos, maintenance records, manuals, and other supporting documents are also helpful when available. The more complete and accurate the information you provide, the better we can present the equipment to prospective buyers.

Dredge Brokers is typically paid a commission when a sale is successfully completed. The commission and applicable terms are agreed upon with the seller before the equipment is listed.

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We work with you to establish a realistic asking price based on the equipment’s age, condition, specifications, location, current market conditions, and comparable equipment we have listed or sold. Our experience in the used dredging, pipe and marine equipment market can help provide guidance, but the seller ultimately determines the asking price.

Yes. You may sell your equipment yourself while it is listed with Dredge Brokers. We simply ask that you notify us promptly if the equipment is sold or is no longer available so we can update or remove the listing. Any commission obligations related to a buyer introduced by Dredge Brokers remain subject to the terms of your listing or brokerage agreement.

You may lower your asking price at any time by notifying Dredge Brokers, and we will update your listing accordingly.

Your listed price should always reflect the price at which you are genuinely willing to sell the equipment. Listings should not be intentionally priced below the amount you are actually willing to accept in order to generate inquiries. Misrepresenting the asking price may result in the listing being removed and could affect your ability to list equipment with Dredge Brokers in the future.

When a potential buyer inquires about your equipment, Dredge Brokers will provide the information we have on file and answer their questions, contacting you for additional details when needed.

If the buyer wants to inspect the equipment, we will make a reasonable effort to determine whether they are a serious and qualified prospect before referring them to you to arrange an inspection.

While we cannot guarantee the accuracy of information provided by prospective buyers, our goal is to minimize unqualified inquiries and unnecessary inspections.

If a buyer invests the time and expense to inspect your equipment, we expect that you are genuinely prepared to sell it at the listed asking price or at another price mutually agreed upon through negotiation.

Indefinitely. In an effort to keep our brokerage listings current, we ask that you contact us if the equipment is no longer available. We may also contact you. from time to time, to check on the status of the equipment.

Yes. We encourage buyers to inspect equipment before purchasing whenever possible. Dredge Brokers can help coordinate an inspection with the seller, but all inspection, travel, testing, and related costs are generally the buyer’s responsibility unless otherwise agreed.

Any inspection is for the buyer’s own evaluation of the equipment. Dredge Brokers does not guarantee the condition, performance, specifications, or suitability of any equipment listed for sale.

The buyer is responsible for independently verifying the condition, specifications, performance, and suitability of any equipment before purchasing. Information provided by Dredge Brokers is based on details supplied by the seller and is believed to be accurate, but is not guaranteed. We strongly encourage buyers to conduct their own inspection and due diligence before completing a purchase.

Yes, absolutely. Dredge Brokers can help you locate equipment that is not currently listed with us. Just let us know what you’re looking for and your desired time frame.