Industrial Appraisals serves their clients through
providing estimates of value. Each client has a set
of conditions that are unique. Appraisal objectives
are met through discussions with the client and by
the application of methods and practices set forth
the “uniform standard of professional appraisal
practices” (USPAP), and the American Society of
Appraisers.
Many of our clients are lenders. They seek appraisals
for borrower financing or for liquidations.
Other clients including corporations, professional firms and private individuals have different needs.
Examples are allocation of purchase price, transfer of ownership, taxation issues, estate matters and sale/purchase valuations.
Who benefits from a machinery and equipment appraisal?
• A loan officer needs to know his equity position with a prospective borrower
• A business owner seeks the market value of his equipment
• A corporation wants a breakdown of value in a recent
purchase
• A private party inherits a food processing plant
• A law firm needs to know the value of a large scale machine
shop
Clients typically request
estimates of value from
the following selections,
(as defined by the American
Society of Appraisers):
• Reproduction cost new
• Replacement cost new
• Fair market value
• Fair market value in continued use
• Fair market value - installed
• Fair market value - removal
• Liquidation value in place
• Orderly liquidation value
• Forced liquidation value
• Salvage value
• Scrap value
• Insurance replacement cost
• Insurance value depreciated
