Where we work
Appraisal, nationwide.
We accept appraiser and umpire appointments in all fifty states. New York, California, and Illinois have dedicated pages; the rest of the country is served through the same national practice.
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How we operate
One practice, every state.
One national bench.
Every appointment, in every state, is taken from a single national bench of appraisers and umpires. The flat-fee model and the evidence standard do not change at the state line.
Dedicated resources in three states.
New York and California keep in-state specialists and their own pages; Illinois has a dedicated page and state-level practice. Every other state is served through the same national practice — no separate offices and no state-by-state licensing claims.
On-site when the file needs it.
Most of the work — intake, scoping, evidence review, the award — is handled remotely. When an inspection is genuinely needed, an appraiser goes on-site. The assignment decides the method.
Dedicated state pages
Three states, dedicated bench.
California
In-state appraisers and umpires for fire, denied and complex commercial losses — the same single national bench, reached through a dedicated California page.
California appraisals
New York
In-state appraisers and umpires for water, hail, fire and commercial losses — one evidence standard, one flat-fee scope, answered within one business day.
New York appraisalsIllinois
In-state appraisers and umpires for hail, wind, tornado, fire and water losses — one evidence standard, one flat-fee scope, answered within one business day.
Illinois appraisalsWe also accept appointments in all other states. Three states have dedicated pages; the rest are served through the same national practice and bench.
Have a claim that's stopped moving?
Send us the file. We'll respond within one business day with a scope and a flat-fee quote.