Clarity, from the first conversation.

A consistent, standards-driven approach. Each assignment is shaped around the property, its intended use and the evidence required.

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How an appraisal comes together.

Six stages, from defining the scope to a report reviewed by a designated appraiser before it is released.

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  1. Engagement & scope definition

    Assignments begin with confirmation of the appraisal purpose, effective date, property interest, and reporting requirements. Scope of work is defined to ensure the analysis is appropriate for the intended reliance.

  2. Property inspection & data verification

    Where applicable, interior and exterior inspections are completed to assess physical characteristics, condition, layout, and functional utility. Property data is verified through reliable sources and documentation.

  3. Market & property analysis

    Relevant market data is analyzed, including recent sales, listings, market trends, and economic context. Comparable properties are selected and adjusted to reflect differences in location, size, condition, and other value-influencing factors.

  4. Application of valuation methodology

    Appropriate valuation approaches are applied based on the property type and assignment scope, including the Direct Comparison, Cost, and Income Approaches, where applicable.

  5. Reconciliation & professional judgment

    Value indications are reconciled through professional judgment, considering the reliability and relevance of each approach. Emphasis is placed on market behaviour and risk considerations.

  6. Reporting & review

    Appraisal reports are prepared in a clear, structured format suitable for institutional, legal, or insurance reliance. Where Candidate Appraisers are involved, all work is reviewed and approved by designated appraisers authorized to assume professional responsibility.

Getting started is straightforward.

Order online and follow each step in your file, or call or email the office.

Order an appraisal
  1. 01

    Send the request

    Create an account and submit the address, purpose and any documents. You can also call or email the office.

  2. 02

    Accept the quote

    You receive a fee and a delivery date. Accept it by signing the engagement letter online.

  3. 03

    Receive the report

    We book the site visit, prepare the report and review it. It is delivered to your file, where you can track each step.

Before you order.

Tell us the purpose, the intended users and the effective date, and we will confirm the rest in your quote.

What information should I have ready?

The property address, purpose of the appraisal, intended users, required effective date and any deadline. Relevant plans, leases or other property documents help us define the scope.

How much will the appraisal cost?

The fee depends on the property, location, complexity and scope. We confirm the fee and anticipated delivery date in your quote before you engage us.

Can you appraise a property at a historical date?

Retrospective valuations are available for appropriate estate, tax and other assignments. Tell us the required effective date and intended use when you make your request.

How will I receive my report?

Reports are reviewed before release and delivered through your online file. You can follow the assignment and access the delivered report from your account.

Let’s discuss your property

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