Just a quick note to say that I started an appraisal company.
Sheehan's Appraisal Service Ltd is committed to ensuring accurate and comprehensive appraisals of your hard earned investments and they're insured for the correct replacement value in the ever-changing automotive market.
My goal is to give you a value for a vehicle should an incident happen, that you can go out and replace that exact vehicle without being out of pocket.
We offer Appraisals for personal use (exotic vehicles, classic cars, muscle cars, hot rods / rat rods, British cars and motorcycles) transport truck fleets, insurance requirements, divorce disputes (proof of value) & estate settlements. We also perform MTO appraisals and or name changes.
Don't be fooled by guys who claim to be experts on your vehicles value, trust the guys who do this for a passion, not a job, someone who follows the prices of vehicles every day.
I have been in the automotive industry since 1999, cars are a passion for me and my family has personally bought and sold 100's of collector cars over the years, we belong to various exotic & nostalgic car clubs, continuously attend auctions, car shows and Concours D'elegance events to keep up with today's market for specialty vehicles. We have an extensive library and an abundance of knowledge to accurately value your vehicle.
We are accepted by all major Insurance companies, money back guarantee if our appraisal is not accepted by your insurance company, bank or any other institution.
Starting from $50, discounts for multiple vehicles, fleets welcome!
Thanks Kevin for the appraisal and coming to the shop to do it. (Thanks to Glen also for bringing you out). I would have no problem recommending Kevin to anyone who needed an appraisal.
Rich
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Interesting topic I just spoke to my insurance company two weeks ago and apparently in the very near future and by 2017 for sure all appraisers are going to need to be accredited. I questioned this and was told that there was no system in place in the past and that anyone could basically do appraisals and offering over inflated appraisal's and this was the major concern. They found that if there was a total loss more times than not they were paying out more than the actual cash value of the vehicle. Even though they have an actual loss agreement they found the insurance company appraisers differ from what the original appraisal's were done for and may times the actual cash value was out of line. Good or bad I think it is a positive move in the right direction. I am sure it will elevate the discrepancies between the insured and the insurance companies in case of a total loss.