An insurance property valuation determines the true replacement cost of a building helping ensure you're neither underinsured nor paying for unnecessary cover. Unlike market value, an insurance valuation focuses on the cost to rebuild, including materials, labour, and relevant professional fees.
Unlike a real estate agent's appraisal, an insurance valuation
A professional insurance valuation provides peace of mind that your property is adequately insured in the event of damage or loss.
Confidence in your cover starts with accurate assessment.
Our valuations are prepared independently to ensure accurate and objective replacement cost assessments.
Reports are supported by current construction cost data and recognised valuation practices.
Valuations are easy to understand and straightforward to apply for insurance purposes.
Our valuers assess residential, investment, and commercial buildings for insurance coverage.
Reports are suitable for use with insurers, brokers, and advisers.
The valuation gave us confidence that our property was properly insured.
An insurance valuation assesses the cost to rebuild a property in the event of damage or loss, rather than its market value.
A market valuation assesses what a property may sell for. An insurance valuation focuses on replacement cost, including construction and professional fees.
Insurance valuations should be reviewed regularly, particularly after renovations, extensions, or significant changes in construction costs.
It depends on the property and insurer requirements. Many insurance valuations can be completed via desktop assessment. We'll advise before proceeding.
Yes. We provide insurance valuations for houses, apartments, and commercial buildings.
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