What appraisal is
Most property policies contain an appraisal clause: when the parties agree a loss is covered but disagree on the amount, either side can invoke appraisal. Each side names a competent, independent appraiser; the two appraisers select a neutral umpire; and an agreement between any two of the three sets the amount of loss. It’s a way to resolve a valuation dispute without litigation.
Where we fit
Appraisal is only as good as the appraiser and the documentation behind them. We help you understand whether appraisal is the right route for your dispute, and we bring the detailed loss documentation that a strong appraisal position requires. A well-prepared appraisal is built on the same thorough scope and evidence we develop on every claim.
Is appraisal right for your claim?
Appraisal fits a genuine disagreement over amount — not a coverage denial, which is a different path. A free review will tell you which situation you’re in and whether appraisal is the sensible next step.