Texas Equipment Appraisal(512) 229-9977

Contact Texas Equipment Appraisal

Four questions about the equipment. Same day quotes, by email.

1. What do you need appraised?

How many pieces?

2. How should the appraisal be completed?

Desktop fits most files. On-site is for when a lender, court or insurer requires a physical inspection.

3. When do you need the report?
4. Where should the quote go?

What happens after you send the form?

A written quote, the same day

The quote spells out the scope, the fee and the delivery date. For one machine the fee follows the speed you pick, and a group gets one figure for the whole job.

A date to plan around

Work starts when you accept the quote. The quote names the delivery date, and an on-site job also gets an inspection date.

A report written for its reader

Once you name who will read the report and what it is for, the report states both, so a lender, a court, an insurer or the IRS reads the value on the terms that reader works from.

The three prices and what changes a fee are on the pricing page.