About Eagle Home Appraisal Gilbert.

Start with what the number is for.

One house can have several correct values. What it was worth on the day an owner passed away may not match what it is worth today, and a court, a lender or the IRS may each care about a different date. That is why we begin by asking what the value is for and who will read the report, before anything about price or schedule. If you are not sure, that is fine. Call (480) 573-7263 and we will sort it out together, one plain question at a time.

What the first call is like.

1. Tell us about the home and what has happened. A street address helps, and so does a sentence about why you need the value.
2. Tell us the date the value should reflect and any deadline you are facing. If an attorney or tax adviser is helping you, tell us what they need the report to say.
3. Before an appraiser begins, we confirm the scope, the fee and the delivery estimate in writing, so nothing is a surprise later.

An appraiser assigned to your home does the inspection and writes the report. We will not promise a date until we know what your assignment needs, because a date we cannot keep does not help you.

Why a Gilbert home starts at the county.

Gilbert homes are recorded in Maricopa County, so the starting facts are public and easy to find: the parcel on the Maricopa County Assessor’s map and any recorded deeds at the Maricopa County Recorder. A single-story stucco ranch in an older block near the Heritage District and a house in a newer master-planned neighborhood are different kinds of comparisons, and the appraiser treats them that way. If you have a parcel number or a copy of the deed, have it nearby when you call. If you do not, we can still begin. More on the neighborhoods is on the service area page.

Ready when you are.

No form to fill in first, and no need to have every answer. Call (480) 573-7263, or send a short request and we will reply.