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All appraisals are prepared using the latest Uniform Standards of Professional
Practice (USPAP) guidelines and standards.
What is your machinery and equipment really
worth?
Only a certified machinery and equipment appraisal will withstand
scrutiny.
When it comes to your business, at some point in time, you will
probably need to know the true value of your machinery and
equipment. Business Owners, Attorneys, CPA's, Courts of Law and
Financial Institutions ask the same question, "What's it really
worth?"
Is Your Business At Risk?
Whenever there's a question about the value of your property,
there's also a risk involved. It may be the risk of selling too low,
or of paying too much; the risk of being under or over insured; the
risk of not getting your fair share in a division of property; the
risk of incurring tax penalties or being audited when claiming a
deduction for charitable contribution or when calculating estate
taxes.
A professional appraiser or valuation expert helps you manage these
and other such risks by providing a written opinion of value, upon
which you can base your financial decisions.
Rather than being just an "educated guess," the professional
appraiser's value conclusions are based on prescribed methods of
evaluation, research, and report writing.
Are you making a costly mistake?
Estimating the true market value of your equipment and machinery at
any given time requires the specialized skills of a professional who
has the expertise and certification to determine its true fair
market value. Whether you need to know the fair market value or
another standard of value such as liquidation value, salvage value
or replacement cost, doesn't it make solid business sense to obtain
a credible certified appraisal report that holds up under the
scrutiny of financial institutions, government agencies, buyers,
sellers, shareholders or partners?
Our certified machinery & equipment appraisals are performed to
standards and requirements of the CMEA designation and ethics
guidelines as set forth by the uniform standards of professional
appraisal practice (USPAP).
Only a Certified Machinery and Equipment Appraiser (CMEA) has the
skill, knowledge & skill to submit a true realistic value.
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