Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about buying, selling and participating in one of our auctions.
United Auctions is part of largest privately owned, family-operated auction business in the world. We conduct over 250 auctions annually across Canada and global markets, generating more than CA$1 billion in annual sales.
United Auctions brings together Michener Allen, Jardine Auctioneers Inc., North Toronto Auction, Collector Car Auctions Coast2Coast, and Weaver Auctions under one unified brand. Each company continues to operate under its established name while benefiting from expanded global reach and shared expertise.
Yes. Each brand will maintain its own website, auction calendar, and regional identity while operating as part of United Auctions.
- Heavy Construction Equipment
- Trucks and Trailers
- Agricultural and Farming Machinery
- RVs
- Classic and Collector Vehicles
- Commercial and Industrials Assets
Collectively, we host over 250 auctions annually across Canada and international markets.
Yes. United Auctions markets assets to both local and global audiences, expanding opportunities for buyers and sellers worldwide.
You can register online through one of our partner brand websites. Registration requires valid identification and agreement to auction terms.
Yes. Depending on the event, auctions may be conducted live, online, or in a hybrid format.
Some auctions include a buyer’s premium. Specific terms are outlined in each auction’s terms and conditions.
Yes. We encourage buyers to attend scheduled preview days or review detailed online listings, photos, and condition information.
Unless otherwise stated, all items are sold “as-is, where-is.” Buyers are responsible for reviewing asset details prior to bidding.
Winning bidders receive confirmation via email and/or through their online auction account.
You can contact United Auctions directly or reach out to one of our regional brands to speak with a consignment specialist.
We work with contractors, farmers, fleets, financial institutions, dealerships, estate representatives, and private sellers.
Our experienced teams assess current market trends, comparable sales, and asset condition to determine optimal auction strategies.
Assets are promoted locally and globally through digital marketing, targeted outreach, established buyer databases, and industry partnerships.
Auctions create competitive bidding environments, transparent pricing, faster turnaround times, and exposure to a broad international buyer network.
Seller payment timelines vary by auction but are clearly outlined in the consignment agreement.
Accepted methods typically include wire transfers, certified funds, bank drafts, and in some cases debit or credit cards (subject to limits and fees).
Payment is generally due within a specified timeframe following the auction, as detailed in the auction’s terms.
Applicable provincial or federal taxes may apply depending on asset type and buyer registration status.
Failure to complete payment may result in cancellation of the sale, forfeiture of deposits, suspension of bidding privileges, and additional fees.
Some auctions may require refundable deposits, particularly for high-value assets.
United Auctions operates across multiple provinces in Canada through its regional brands.
No. While we host auctions across Canada, our marketing reach extends globally.
Visit the United Auctions website or the individual brand websites for up-to-date auction calendars and locations.
Yes. Buyers are responsible for transportation, but our teams can provide guidance and recommendations for logistics providers.