The Team
The People Who Carry the Heart of Fox & Finch
Our team is built on the belief that estate work is not just about logistics—it’s about legacy. At Fox & Finch, we blend professionalism with compassion, offering calm, structured guidance to families in seasons of transition. With backgrounds in estate operations, antiques, real estate, logistics, and family care, we bring a rare blend of expertise to each project.
Every home we enter is treated with dignity. Every detail—whether it’s a handwritten letter, a dining table, or a vintage brooch—is handled with purpose. From initial walk-throughs to the final report, our team operates with transparency, warmth, and a commitment to excellence that never wavers.
When you choose Fox & Finch, you’re choosing more than a service. You’re choosing a team that serves with integrity, respects the emotional weight of your decisions, and is honored to help you move forward—one step at a time.
Rooted in structure, driven by care.
Meet our team
Meet the Experts Behind-the-Scenes
Ben Gardner
Co-Founder & Director of Operations
Ben is the steady hand behind every Fox & Finch estate. With deep experience in home care, antiques, and operational logistics, he brings both precision and heart to every project. Ben is known for his attention to detail, trustworthy service, and commitment to protecting the integrity of each space he works in.
In addition to his role at Fox & Finch, Ben is an accomplished antique vendor. He is highly sought after for his expertise in staging, valuing, and pricing vintage and estate items. His ability to curate beautiful, story-rich displays adds another layer of polish to every estate event, making the process more profitable for families and more engaging for buyers.
Ben works closely with families to ensure each sale is both meaningful and successful—from layout to logistics, pricing to placement, setup to final sweep. He’s not just running the back end—he’s protecting your legacy every step of the way.
Channing is the heart behind the structure. With a background in systems design, business development, and hospitality, she brings a rare blend of strategy and sensitivity to each estate experience. Channing leads the client journey from the very first consultation, ensuring that every detail—timing, logistics, communication—is tailored with care.
Known for her calm presence and deep respect for family legacies, she walks alongside clients with clarity and compassion. Channing believes estate work isn’t about clearing a house—it’s about honoring a life, guiding next steps, and creating a sense of peace throughout the process.
When she’s not in the field, Channing is focused on refining the systems behind Fox & Finch and building resources that support families with dignity, long after the last item has been stewarded.
Channing Gardner
Co-Founder & Systems Builder
Channing Gardner
Co-Founder & Systems Builder
Channing is the heart behind the structure. With a background in systems design, business development, and hospitality, she brings a rare blend of strategy and sensitivity to each estate experience. Channing leads the client journey from the very first consultation, ensuring that every detail—timing, logistics, communication—is tailored with care.
Known for her calm presence and deep respect for family legacies, she walks alongside clients with clarity and compassion. Channing believes estate work isn’t about clearing a house—it’s about honoring a life, guiding next steps, and creating a sense of peace throughout the process.
When she’s not in the field, Channing is focused on refining the systems behind Fox & Finch and building resources that support families with dignity, long after the last item has been stewarded.
The Griffin Antique Mall
Collaboration Partner
Located in Edmond, Oklahoma, The Griffin Antique Mall is more than a marketplace—it’s a curated, community-focused destination for antique and vintage lovers. As a trusted partner of Fox & Finch, The Griffin provides placement opportunities for select pieces that deserve a second life with collectors and designers who appreciate their story.
Through this partnership, we’re able to extend the impact of each estate event. Items that hold value but don’t sell during the estate opening may be considered for consignment at The Griffin, ensuring they continue to be cherished while supporting the family’s financial goals.
With dealer experience, a rotating calendar of estate previews, and a passionate local following, The Griffin is where timeless pieces find their next home.
Our Story
Why We Started Fox & Finch
We’ve always loved estate sales—not just for the treasures you can find, but for the stories behind them. The heirloom industry, with its vintage charm, well-traveled pieces, and sense of nostalgia, has long been a passion of ours. But over time, we saw a gap in the experience: families were often left juggling too many providers, unclear pricing, and a process that lacked both transparency and care.
That’s where Fox & Finch began.
We designed our company to do more than just manage estate events. We built a system to protect families, honor legacies, and simplify every step. With custom inventory tracking, tagged items, real-time reporting, and direct deposit features, our process is designed to ensure full clarity from beginning to end. Clients know exactly what their estate is worth, how each item is priced, and how their payout is calculated—no confusion, no question marks.
We also created a full-service model: cleaning, donation coordination, consignment, make-ready preparation, and even online auctions when needed. Instead of sending families in a dozen directions, we provide a calm, comprehensive experience under one roof.
For us, it’s personal. Every estate we walk into is a home full of stories. And every family we work with becomes part of ours. That’s why we built Fox & Finch—to offer transparency, trust, and thoughtful transition, all in one place.
Thoughtfully Done.
1. What is a commercial property inspection?
A commercial property inspection involves a detailed examination of the physical condition of a building or commercial property. This includes evaluating the structure, electrical systems, plumbing, HVAC, roof, foundation, and other critical components to assess their condition and identify any potential issues.
2. Why should I get a commercial property inspection?
A property inspection provides valuable insights into the condition of your commercial investment. It helps identify potential problems, avoid unexpected repairs, and ensures that your investment is secure and up to code. Whether buying, selling, or maintaining a property, a thorough inspection can save you time and money in the long run.
3. How long does a commercial property inspection take?
The length of a commercial property inspection can vary depending on the size and complexity of the building. Typically, an inspection takes between 3 to 6 hours. Larger or more intricate properties may require additional time to ensure every detail is carefully reviewed.
4. What’s included in a commercial property inspection report?
Our detailed inspection report includes a comprehensive assessment of the property’s condition, highlighting any issues found, photographs, recommendations for repairs, and an overall evaluation of the building’s systems and structure. The report is clear, concise, and easy to understand.
5. How much does a commercial property inspection cost?
The cost of a commercial property inspection depends on factors such as the property size, location, and the level of detail required. Contact us for a custom quote based on your property’s specific needs.
6. Do I need to be present during the inspection?
While it’s not necessary for you to be present during the inspection, we recommend being available if possible to ask questions or address any concerns. After the inspection, we will provide a detailed report and schedule a follow-up to discuss the findings.
7. How often should I have a commercial property inspected?
For existing properties, it’s a good practice to have an inspection every 2-3 years to stay on top of maintenance and identify any emerging issues. For properties undergoing significant renovations or those being bought or sold, an inspection should be done prior to finalizing any deals.
1. What is a commercial property inspection?
A commercial property inspection involves a detailed examination of the physical condition of a building or commercial property. This includes evaluating the structure, electrical systems, plumbing, HVAC, roof, foundation, and other critical components to assess their condition and identify any potential issues.
2. Why should I get a commercial property inspection?
A property inspection provides valuable insights into the condition of your commercial investment. It helps identify potential problems, avoid unexpected repairs, and ensures that your investment is secure and up to code. Whether buying, selling, or maintaining a property, a thorough inspection can save you time and money in the long run.
3. How long does a commercial property inspection take?
The length of a commercial property inspection can vary depending on the size and complexity of the building. Typically, an inspection takes between 3 to 6 hours. Larger or more intricate properties may require additional time to ensure every detail is carefully reviewed.
4. What’s included in a commercial property inspection report?
Our detailed inspection report includes a comprehensive assessment of the property’s condition, highlighting any issues found, photographs, recommendations for repairs, and an overall evaluation of the building’s systems and structure. The report is clear, concise, and easy to understand.
5. How much does a commercial property inspection cost?
The cost of a commercial property inspection depends on factors such as the property size, location, and the level of detail required. Contact us for a custom quote based on your property’s specific needs.
6. Do I need to be present during the inspection?
While it’s not necessary for you to be present during the inspection, we recommend being available if possible to ask questions or address any concerns. After the inspection, we will provide a detailed report and schedule a follow-up to discuss the findings.
7. How often should I have a commercial property inspected?
For existing properties, it’s a good practice to have an inspection every 2-3 years to stay on top of maintenance and identify any emerging issues. For properties undergoing significant renovations or those being bought or sold, an inspection should be done prior to finalizing any deals.
Your Estate, Organized—Anywhere, Anytime
Every Fox & Finch client receives access to our secure Client Portal, available through our mobile app or desktop login.
Everything you need, all in one place: signed contracts, invoices and payments, project updates, photos and final reports, secure messaging
No lost emails. No paperwork. Just seamless access, anytime.
Fox & Finch offers elevated estate services for families navigating life transitions with grace. Based in Edmond, OK, we provide start-to-finish estate support—including staging, pricing, event hosting, and final stewardship—with professionalism, discretion, and care. Explore upcoming estate events or request a private consultation today.
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