The Geolat Appraisal Process: What You Can Expect
What is the appraisal process procedure?
Whether you stay with your property or drop it off, the subsequent procedure will be followed:
During the initial examination, we will:
- Conduct a thorough examination of your property.
- Review the condition of your property.
- Take detailed measurements and notes.
- Take photographs of your property.
After the initial examination, we will:
- Research your property.
- Study available information regarding your property.
- Assign a value to your property.
- Enter all information into a formal report.
- Mail your final appraisal.
What can you expect from us?
- Professional and courteous answers to your questions.
- Complete descriptions of your property.
- Duplicate reports (one copy for you and one for your insurance company).
- Photographs of your property.
- Complete confidentiality.
- Extra copy of report mailed/faxed directly to your insurance agent*.
- Extra copies of your appraisal*.
- Support in a legal dispute*.
- *An additional fee may apply.
Information we need for your appraisal:
IN ORDER FOR US TO COMPLETE A THOROUGH DOCUMENT FOR YOU, IT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT FOR US TO HAVE ACCESS TO THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION LISTED BELOW.
- Grading or Laboratory reports.
- Previous appraisal reports.
- Sales receipts.
- Repair receipts.
- Adequate time to do the best job possible.
- Invoice to be paid at time of service*.
- *While we are not set up for credit cards, we will gladly accept your personal check or cash at the time of your visit.
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Learn more about the Geolat appraisal process. Whether you stay with your property while it is appraised, or you drop it off, the Geolat appraisal process ensures you of accurate and professional results. 
A little preparation may go a long way in reducing the cost of your apprai-sal (things you do keeps us from doing them), and can result in a more accurate assessment (you have all the documents) of your personal property. 
A qualified appraiser must possess a formal education in appraisal theory, principles, procedures, ethics, and law. They should be up to date on the latest appraisal standards. Geolat appraisers are credentialed and undergo continuing education. 