Commercial, Agricultural, Residential and Equipment Appraisals Across BC, Alberta, Yukon and Ontario — Since 1990.
About Us
In Business Since 1990. Built on Local Market Knowledge.
From a single property to a complex portfolio, our AACI-certified appraisers deliver accurate, lender-accepted reports across BC, Alberta, Yukon, and Ontario. Whether you need a commercial appraisal for financing, a farm valuation for estate purposes, or an equipment report for a legal matter — we cover every major property type under one roof.
We are locally based in the markets we serve, which means our reports reflect real, current market knowledge — not analysis done from a distance. Every assignment is handled with professionalism, confidentiality, and a commitment to getting it right the first time.
Our Appraisal Services
Office, retail, industrial, multi-family, hotel, and development land appraisals for financing, investment, and legal purposes.
Farms, orchards, vineyards, ranches, and acreages — accepted by Farm Credit Canada and all major lenders.
Homes, condos, townhouses, and multi-family properties for financing, estate, capital gains, and legal matters.
Heavy equipment, farm machinery, restaurant equipment, and industrial assets — CPPAG-designated appraisers.
Vineyard land, producing vineyards, and winery going-concern appraisals throughout the Okanagan Valley.
Insurance reports, BC Assessment appeals, expropriation, depreciation reports, capital gains, and estate appraisals.
Why Clients Choose Us
Why Do You Need an Appraisal?
Where We Work
We serve clients across BC, Alberta, Yukon, and Ontario. Our appraisers are locally knowledgeable in each region — and we make every effort to establish geographic competency wherever our clients need us.
Latest Blog
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Aboriginal Title and Fee Simple in BC
The 2025 Cowichan decision has brought renewed attention to how Aboriginal title and fee simple ownership coexist in British Columbia. While private property rights remain intact, the ruling highlights growing legal and market considerations that property owners, buyers, and appraisers should understand.
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Frequently Asked Questions
In most cases yes. We complete commercial, agricultural, residential, and equipment appraisals across BC, Alberta, Yukon, and Ontario. If you are unsure whether your property type or location falls within our scope, call us or submit a quote request and we will confirm within the hour.
Fees depend on the property type, complexity, location, and required turnaround time. We provide same-day fee estimates with no obligation — call us or submit our online quote form and we will respond within the business day.
We serve clients across BC, Alberta, Yukon, and Ontario and make every effort to establish local geographic competency in all of our service areas. We may not have a physical office in every community but our appraisers are locally knowledgeable wherever they work. Contact us to confirm coverage in your specific location.
Yes. All appraisals are completed by or under the direct supervision of AACI-designated appraisers — the credential required by every major Canadian bank, credit union, Farm Credit Canada, and the CRA. Accepted without exception across all four provinces.
Most residential appraisals are completed in 3 to 5 business days. Commercial and agricultural appraisals typically take 5 to 7 business days. Rush service is available for urgent financing or legal timelines.
The CRA designation covers residential properties only. The AACI is the full designation covering all property types including commercial, industrial, and agricultural. All major lenders require an AACI-designated appraiser for commercial and farm appraisals.
Yes. We prepare retrospective appraisals valued at any past date — including date of death for estate purposes, date of acquisition for capital gains, and Valuation Day (December 31, 1971) for long-held properties.
Yes. Our CPPAG-designated appraisers provide machinery and equipment appraisals for heavy equipment, agricultural machinery, food processing equipment, restaurant equipment, and industrial assets across BC and Alberta. Very few firms offer both property and equipment appraisals under one roof.
Not Sure If We Can Help? Ask Us.
Tell us the property type, location, and what you need the appraisal for. We will confirm whether we can handle the assignment and provide a fee estimate — same day, no obligation.