Senior Downsizing in Calgary | Brian Lehman Evaluations

Senior Downsizing services and Living Estate Sales.

Need to downsize?

Senior Downsizing in Calgary


We manage and organize the process for you from start to finish.

Brian Lehman Evaluations conducts Professional Appraisal services and Senior Downsizing in Calgary with more than 30 years experience.  Get the Value of Peace of Mind.

We help support you and your precious belongings through the important step of downsizing.  

Know the value of what’s it worth?
What items to sell?
Not sure what’s valuable? — get an appraisal.


Downsizing? We simplify the process for you to make decisions so you clearly understand your options.

We listen to you.

There’s lots to consider. To simplify the process we take you through it step by step. Logistics are the key!

How to do this efficiently?  Consider the following:

  • Where are you going?
  • What will you need to take with you?
  • Identify what you want to keep
  • Identify what you want to donate
    • Then, recycle what can't be donated
According to statistics, on average most seniors begin downsizing at 55 years of age.  Many downsize after all children have moved out and their dependent responsibilities begin to diminish.
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We offer professional full service Appraisal & Estate Sale services.

A Fair Market or Insurance Value with a knowledgeable appraiser will benefit your situation for:



  • Fair Market value
  • Selling items
  • Settling an estate
  • Division of assets to beneficiaries
  • Dispersal
  • Content sale
  • Cleaning out a home
  • Downsizing
  • Liquidation Calgary
  • Auction Calgary
  • Antique Auctions
  • Estate Planning Canada
  • Settling an Insurance or Estate dispute
  • Dividing matrimonial assets

Some types of appraisals that we offer include:

For more information on Senior Downsizing, check our our Senior Downsizing video (click link).  Contact Donna and the team today for your downsizing and/or appraisal needs.

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