This valuation is meant for insurance purposes and include valuations of buildings and structures, stocks in trade, plant & machinery, office and home items, personal items, motor vehicles etc.

A mortgage valuation helps a bank to confirm the property’s value, ownership and decide whether it is suitable security for the loan applied for. This usually guides on the market value and forced sale value.

This follows the use of various assets to an extent of exhausting their useful life. Some assets usually lose their aesthetic appearance and some become faulty. Our valuation report guides the client on the appropriate disposal value which puts into consideration their physical state and prevailing market conditions among other factors.

This involves determining the fair value of a company for purchase or sale purposes. In some cases, this is limited to the physical assets being sold.

This is aimed at updating the company’s financial records on their physical assets. Some assets may have zero book value yet they are still present and in a fair working condition. This valuation helps to update the financial records with the current asset value.

This guides on the liquidation value which is the worth of a company when its assets are sold and debts paid. Intangible assets such as intellectual property and goodwill are not included in liquidation value.

This starts with establishing the value of the building. A number of methods can be used to arrive at the appropriate rent value. Depending on the available information, these methods may include the comparison approach, cost approach, income approach and capital assets pricing model among others.

This helps to resolve disputes on under or over declared valuations by guiding on the properly value of the assets being contested. These are established by using impartial approaches while putting into consideration of all the prevailing factors and market conditions to arrive at the fair value of assets.