From Assessment to Inventory Verification to Salvage, United Salvage Maximizes Your Recovery

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A cluttered industrial or warehouse space filled with cardboard boxes, crates, and various storage items scattered across the floor. The scene has a somewhat chaotic appearance, suggesting disorganization or recent activity. Overlaid on the image is a red grid indicating a focus on evaluating and managing the situation, in the context of emergency response to a commercial loss. The red overlay draws attention to the need for assessment and control in this environment.
A neatly stacked pallet of storage boxes in a large, empty warehouse or industrial space. The boxes are arranged in an orderly manner, signifying organization and control. Overlaid on the image are blue grid lines highlighting the focus on checking inventory accuracy and preparing for recovery efforts. The overlay suggests that this space is being managed as part of a broader commercial loss and salvage process. The clean and organized appearance contrasts with the previous image, emphasizing the importance of systematic planning and verification.
A loading dock with a large truck backed into the bay, filled with cardboard boxes. The boxes are visible through the open rear door of the truck, suggesting that the cargo is ready for transport. The setting appears to be a warehouse or distribution center, with clean, well-lit facilities emphasizing efficiency and organization in handling salvage operations.

Why United Salvage?

Full Service

We work, direct, and execute contents damage assessment, verification of inventory, detailed pricing, communication with state and local officials, recovery planning, and liquidation for the largest salvage return.

Reliable

With our robust network of resources and our financial strength and stability, we’re able to handle any job with care and integrity.

Hands-On

CEO Lee Shore and his team of veteran salvors are on location or immediately accessible via text, phone, and email around the clock.

Broad Experience Across Industries

Our team has over forty years of experience with retail, industrial, warehouse, and heavy equipment salvage, so you can be confident that you’re working with experts.

Customized & Detailed Documentation

We emphasize clear communication and flexible documentation that supports your needs with fully detailed inventories, exhaustive ACV and RCV pricing, and photos.

Our Reach

When disaster strikes, we’re on the site working within 24 hours in the US. United Salvage has a global response with offices in the United States and Mexico. Learn more about our services

We can work any type of inventory:

Heavy equipment

Tobacco and alcohol

Firearms

Retail merchandise

Transformers and other electrical components

Industrial and auto parts and machinery

Manufacturing machinery and supplies

Raw material, work in process, and finished goods

Commodities

Refrigerated and frozen food

Mobile equipment

Marine cargo loss

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A Family Tradition

For four decades, beginning with Tom Shore and continuing under the leadership of his son Lee Shore today, United Salvage Associates has been providing inventory and salvage services to insurance, retail, and commercial clients around the world.

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The USA Service Support Philosophy

We’re committed to providing you with the best possible service and support, whether that’s inventory assessment and stabilization, detailed documentation and pricing, or obtaining the highest salvage return.

24/7 Immediate Response – Call 1-800-229-0578

USA is available 24/7 for immediate dispatch to loss locations worldwide

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3332 Towerwood Drive
Dallas, Texas 75234