When a brewery winds down, the equipment is the estate.

Final Gravity Asset Solutions removes, stores, and sells brewery equipment for lenders, owners, and landlords. One point of contact from the first walkthrough to the final settlement statement.

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Three people call us

Owners closing or downsizing

You built it and now you are unwinding it. You want the equipment to go somewhere useful and the process to be over.

Landlords

A tenant left, and forty thousand pounds of stainless is sitting in your building blocking the next lease.

Lenders

You are holding equipment as collateral on a loan that has stopped performing. You need to know what is really there and what it will really bring.

From the walkthrough to the wire

Inventory and documentation

Every vessel, pump, valve, and pallet, photographed and listed with serial numbers, capacities, and condition notes.

Rigging and removal

Tanks come out of tight cellars without damaging your building. We rig and haul it ourselves, and bring in a licensed carrier when the load calls for one.

Storage

Equipment moves to secured space so your building can be released and your timeline stops depending on ours. Billed at cost.

Resale brokerage

We list and market the equipment where buyers are actually looking: operating breweries, startups, distilleries, and the used equipment trade.

Four steps

Walkthrough
We come to the building, inventory what is there, and tell you honestly what we think it is worth and what it will cost to get out.
Agreement
Scope, timeline, fee structure, and who pays for what, in writing, before anything moves.
Removal
Disconnect, rig, load, transport, and store. You get photo documentation at every stage.
Sale and settlement
We market, negotiate, and close. You get a settlement statement showing what sold, to whom, for how much, and what it cost.

We run a brewery ourselves

Final Gravity is not a general liquidator that took a brewery job. We operate a commercial brewery in Goldsboro, North Carolina, and have spent years buying, installing, and repairing used brewing equipment.

That matters when someone has to give you a straight answer about your own equipment. We know what a glycol jacket that has been run dry looks like, and what it costs to put a tank back into service. So we can tell you what is worth moving and what is not, before you pay to move it.

Before the brewery, our founder spent his career as an F-15 mechanic in the United States Air Force. Documentation, torque specs, and doing it right the first time are not new habits.

Installed brewhouse with mash tun, fermenters, and brite tanks in an operating brewery

Recent work

Currently clearing a closed brewery in Pittsboro, North Carolina, working directly with the landlord left holding the equipment.

Chain hoist rigged from a ceiling beam above two fermenters during a removal — Rigging off the building steel. Tanks come down before anything rolls.

Three conical fermenters strapped upright on a flatbed trailer — Three cones loaded and strapped for transport.

Brewhouse vessels and a control panel loaded on a trailer — Brewhouse and control panel. Not just tanks.

Steam boiler in a brewery mechanical room — Boilers, glycol, and mechanical plant come out too.

"Zak is a great worker and stepped in during my time of need. He has gone from contractor to friend in just a few months."

Greg Stafford, landlord, former Havoc Brewing, Pittsboro NC

Tell us what you are sitting on

Send a list, a photo, or just an address. We will look it over and give you a straight answer about what it is worth and what it takes to move it. No obligation either way.

Or email zak@finalgravityassetsolutions.com directly. Based in Goldsboro, North Carolina. No travel charge within about 100 miles, which covers the Triangle, Fayetteville, Greenville, and Wilmington. Travel rates apply past that, and we go further for the right project.