Florida Equipment Appraisal

Contact Florida Equipment Appraisal

Four short questions about the equipment start a written quote, and it reaches your inbox the same day.

Roughly how many pieces of equipment?

Four quick questions. No obligation.

Info never shared.

How should the appraisal be done?

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

When do you need the finished report?
Where should the quote go?

What to have ready for the report

The quote needs only the answers on the form. For the report itself, each item below makes the work stronger.

Have readyWhat it settles
Make, model, year and serial numberWhich machine each line of the report describes.
Hours or milesHow hard each machine has worked.
Recent photosThe condition of each machine, as the report shows it.
Service records and purchase invoicesMaintenance history and what was paid for each machine.
An equipment list or a depreciation scheduleA fast start on a larger group of machines.
Rhett Crites beside the water tank and operator platform of an orange Broce Broom road sweeper, on grass in bright sun.
Up close with a road sweeper. The details a photo from the road misses are the ones an inspection is for.