Florida equipment appraisal pricing
Starting at $295 for one machine. The fee follows the work the file takes, never the value it reaches, and a fleet or an on-site inspection is quoted as one all-in figure, in writing, the same day.
| Speed | Delivery | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 7 to 10 business days | $295 |
| Expedited | 3 to 5 business days | $395 |
| Rush | 24 to 48 hours | $495 |
Every speed gets the same certified, USPAP-compliant report: a summary page, each machine identified and its condition described, the market evidence and the reasoning behind the number. Rush delivery is for single machines and small groups.
What moves the fee
| Factor | How it works | The form asks |
|---|---|---|
| How many machines | A group or a fleet is quoted as one all-in figure for the whole list. The invoice does not go above it. | Roughly how many pieces of equipment? |
| Desktop or on-site | A desktop appraisal is built from records, serial numbers and photos. An on-site inspection adds a visit to the equipment, which some lenders, courts and insurers require. | How should the appraisal be done? |
| Your deadline | For a fleet or an inspection, the quote names the delivery date that the size of the job allows, and the report arrives on that date. | When do you need the finished report? |
| Where the equipment is | For one machine appraised from records and photos, location does not change the fee. For an inspection the visit is part of the fee, so where the equipment sits matters. | Where is the equipment? |
The quote form asks for each of these four.
What never moves it
The value. A fee is set by the work the file takes and never by what the equipment turns out to be worth. The rules of the CMEA designation forbid a fee based on a percentage of value.
Get the fee for your equipment in writing
The form asks for each of these, and the written quote arrives by email the same day.