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Call 512-213-0306 (Monday–Friday, 9am–6pm) or submit the online contact form to request a free quote. The site does not publish specific prices, so the quote you receive will depend on the appraisal type and reporting option you choose. Have your property address, the purpose of the appraisal, and your deadline ready before you contact them.
What to Prepare Before You Ask
A quote is only useful if it matches your situation. The company lists several appraisal purposes, and each can carry different scope and pricing:
- Full home appraisal
- Private lender appraisal
- Estate appraisal
- Divorce appraisal
- Tax protest appraisal
- PMI removal appraisal
Before calling, note:
- Property address and basic details — size, age, and type of home.
- Why you need the appraisal — this determines which service applies.
- Your deadline — standard turnaround is stated as two business days, with a RUSH 24-hour option available.
- Who will receive the report — a private individual, lender, attorney, or tax authority.
How to Request the Quote
By phone
Call 512-213-0306 during business hours. State the property address, the appraisal purpose, and whether you need the standard two-business-day report or the 24-hour rush service. Ask for the total fee and what the report will include.
Online
Use the contact form on the site. Include the same details so the reply can be a firm quote rather than a follow-up question. The site also has a "Request an Appraisal" path if you are ready to book rather than just price it.
Check the Home Fees page
The site navigation includes a "Home Fees" page. Review it before contacting them — it may answer basic pricing questions and save you a call. If the page does not cover your specific appraisal type, ask directly.
What Affects the Price
The site emphasizes local market knowledge as the reason for faster turn times and better pricing, but it does not list rates. In practice, expect the quote to vary with:
| Factor | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Appraisal purpose | Estate, divorce, tax protest, and PMI removal assignments can require different reporting depth |
| Report option | Standard vs. rush delivery |
| Property complexity | Unusual features or size can add research time |
| Turnaround | The 24-hour rush service is a distinct option from the two-business-day standard |
Verify Before You Commit
- Confirm the total fee in writing, including any charge for the rush option.
- Confirm the delivery date and how the report will be sent.
- Ask whether the report will satisfy your specific recipient (lender, court, or appraisal district), since the site markets services to both private individuals and banking professionals.
- If you are comparing appraisers, ask each one the same four questions above so the quotes are comparable.
The site positions itself on local experience and speed rather than published rates, so the quote conversation is where pricing actually gets settled. Call or submit the form with your property details and purpose, and ask for the fee and turnaround together.