JA Appraisals

01/28/2022

Need an Appraisal? Give us a call, we have been doing a variety of appraisals this past year including: insurance, financing, divorce and estate. 2022 is looking just as busy! ✨

09/01/2020

06/09/2020

GREAT NEWS!!! During Covid-19 we have only been able to do Desk Top Appraisals. However now, thanks to the people of our incredible province and their dedication to flattening the curve, we are now allowed to proceed with onsite inspections! Protocols still in place will be adhered for the safety of our customers and ourselves. Until Zone 5 moves forward to the Yellow level we are only offering Desk Top Appraisals. For any questions please do not hesitate to reach out to us! To our leaders, you are Superheros! Thank you!! Way to go NB!

02/19/2020

John Jardine, CPPA,President & Professional Auctioneer

02/14/2020

Happy Valentine's Day to all our customers! We truly appreciate you all!!!

02/05/2020

Q: What are the main factors that would affect the value of my assets for an appraisal?
A: The main factors we take into consideration are: Desirability, Scarcity, Physical Condition, Location, Purchase Price, Usage, Age, Market Condition, Authenticity & Economic Conditions.
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01/30/2020

Got questions? Send us a message and we will make sure we answer them each week for you! Knowledge is power!

01/30/2020

Q: Is it free to have something appraised? If not, how much do you charge?
A: Many people mistakenly believe that appraisers offer their services free of charge. However, appraising is like any profession and appraisers need to charge for their time and expertise. If you hire an appraiser, you can expect to pay on average between $100-$200 per hour, depending on the particular project and level of expertise needed.

01/24/2020

01/21/2020

Q: How will the value of our assets be determined?
A: While it can be fun to imagine an appraiser staring into a crystal ball when performing a valuation, the reality is that appraisers rely on a substantial amount of research, expertise, and experience to arrive at a credible opinion of value for an object. Appraisers most commonly look to past sales of similar objects to determine the value of an item. In this approach, an appraiser will find similar objects to the one he or she is valuing, and then account for differences based on a number of factors, including each of the item's importance, quality, condition, rarity, desirability, and provenance. Based on these differences, an appraiser can begin to place an object into a hierarchy of value and ultimately arrive at a final valuation.

01/17/2020

Who doesn't love this feeling?