Serving West Mifflin, PA and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 1992
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"The appraisal was very detailed and nicely done. He responded promptly and completed the project quickly."

Serving West Mifflin, PA and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 1992
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"The appraisal was very detailed and nicely done. He responded promptly and completed the project quickly."

Serving West Mifflin, PA and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2018
Credit card accepted
Offers commercial services
"Very prompt in getting the appraisal back to me. I like their immediate attention. They offered assistance and follow-up even after the job was done. Thank you!"

Serving West Mifflin, PA and surrounding areas
In business since 1985
Credit card accepted
"Kevin did a great job - he showed up on time and sent me the completed appraisal by the promised date. The quality of the appraisal report was very good."
Serving West Mifflin, PA and surrounding areas
In business since 2006
"Adam promised a quick turn around on the appraisal that he initiated on September 20 by visiting the home to be appraised and picking up payment of $250. He stated to the owner that he hoped to get it to me by September 22. I needed it by September 28. In my inquiry of September 27, he said that he would finish it that day. It is October 1 and I have yet to hear from him.."
Serving West Mifflin, PA and surrounding areas
In business since 2008
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"Service was Exceptional, came to the house and gave me the pricing on the silver coins and he checked and gave me the best price for my coins, I dealt with Chuck Ericsson. Buying and selling Silver bars and coins from him as well for years since 2014."

Serving West Mifflin, PA and surrounding areas
In business since 2004
Free estimates
"As first time home buyers, we came to Brian on good recommendation from a close friend with the expressed desire to find a place to call our own.
At our first meeting with Brian we were up front: we were (fairly) clueless! Wasting no time, Brian gave us a home buying 101 course that went over the process he takes with clients, what would be expected of us, things to consider when shopping around for financing, and did a basic Q/A session about what kind of home we think we'd be looking for. Our homework was to come up with a list of musts, wants, and maybe so's. Brian helped us think about things we might not have considered left to our own devices. Specific questions about location requirements, parking, heating/cooling, storage space. He helped us narrow down our neighborhoods and suggested places we didn't even know were so up and coming. After our next session, after many hearty laughs, and several more direct answers to our (what we thought were) naive questions, my partner and I happily agreed that we were 100% committed to using Brian as our agent, and boy are we glad we did.
Once we had a list of housing requirements, we got to searching. We are techy people, and we communicated extensively with Brian not just in person, but also via text and email - he always made himself available to chat with us or drop us a note during business hours, in his free time, in the evenings, and even between clients (Brian has a wonderful no-distraction policy while working directly with a client, an amenity we greatly appreciated during our 1:1 time with him). He asked us what kind of frequency we'd like to receive notifications for new homes that met our general criteria, and followed up with us on a weekly basis to ensure our needs were being met. As our needs for a home evolved and changed over time (he learned fast that because of our naiveté , this happened a lot lol), Brian quickly pivoted our search criteria and widened or narrowed our net, as needed. He made us feel confident that learning as you go was part of the process, and we felt great once we got a feel for the options in the city. We undershot and overshot our expectations for a new home, and Brian really helped us find the 'sweet spot'
When we were interested in a home Brian had a pretty standard formula for showing. This consistency allowed us to make comparisons between homes very easily, and he always provided us with summary materials of each of the properties for our records. He'd walk us through each home step by step, pointing out positives and negatives to every room, feature, level, appliance, material, location, and layout. Brian also always evaluated the structure of the property, and taught us ways that contractors hide shoddy workmanship or try to get people to overlook deficiencies in construction, electrical systems, foundations, and landscaping. During these visits he stressed that he was merely there to provided data and answer questions, all of the decisions were ours to make. His extensive knowledge of building code, general contracting, future home improvements, landscaping, and home value appreciation helped us get a vision for what our home would look like once it came into focus.
I want to make it very clear, and I can't stress this enough, that Brian was not out to get us into 'any' home, he was out to get us into the perfect home that met our needs and our budget. We never, and I mean, never, felt pressured or unsure or worried that Brian was just out to make a sale. I can't tell you how much that made us feel relaxed and happy to search with him.
When we found a place we were interested in, at the peak of the busy housing season, Brian really shined (as if he wasn't shining already!) during the home inspection and closing process. Brian was our liaison to the seller, the home inspectors, gave us checklists and prep for meeting with our mortgage bankers, negotiated our price and conditions for our buyers contract, followed up with the contractors performing the necessary fixes, and got us into our new place ahead of schedule and within the perfect timeframe to allow our previous lease to end and our new mortgage to begin. With so many decisions to make, so much paperwork to fill out, and so much money at stake for us, Brian was professional, responsive, and fun every step of the way.
Above all the service Brian provided, he is just an all-around great person to spend time with. He's funny, intelligent, professional, punctual, and sacrifices so much of his own time for the satisfaction of his clients. He's an active member of his community, pursues his hobbies, all while making time for his family. Brian has made lifelong customers out of us (for our next great home adventure some day!) and I would recommend him with the highest regards to anyone I know or love.
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Serving West Mifflin, PA and surrounding areas
In business since 2003
Emergency services offered
"See above. Other than being misled by the offer, ie-not realizing that the reason for the appraisal was to obtain a mortgage only, I have no way to rate this service. Please note, we did not use this service and have nothing negative or positive to say about this company. Angie's List ought to have an Overall Rating for NA, like they do for the specifics.
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Serving West Mifflin, PA and surrounding areas
In business since 1997
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"Jason not only knows how to appraise, but heâ ll take the time and explain the each aspect and how certain things affect the value. I would say give him a call and his transparency will bring him to your home."

Serving West Mifflin, PA and surrounding areas
In business since 2009
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"Edward was professional and kept in constant contact through the entire process."
Serving West Mifflin, PA and surrounding areas
In business since 2001
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"My mother passed away with a house full of furniture and household goods as well as a basement full of items accumulated over several decades. Estate Liquidation Services by Marc Dlugos provided a great service in sorting through those items, professionally setting up all items of value in a manner attractive to potential buyers, marketing and getting a good crowd out for the sale, handling the sale and quickly disposing of items that could not be sold. All in all it was a great experience working with this firm, especially during the days immediately leading up to and including the sale weekend. On the negative side there were a few appointment mixups as well as an unanticipated one week delay in the sale, which is why I graded the firm a "C" for punctuality. The pricing was fair and reasonable."
You can estimate a bathroom addition’s value between 10% to 20% of a home’s value. But this also accounts for extra square footage since homes with more bathrooms tend to have more space. When considering adding one, you should know that a bathroom generally adds only $5,000 to an appraisal price initially, with adjustments made for other factors like local home values.
Garages increase a property’s value by about 80% of the build price. The national average cost to build a garage is $23,900.
However, on an appraisal, a garage contributes to the whole rather than as a part. For example, if you have a garage, your appraiser then tries to compare it to nearby homes with garages, which often have a higher value.
A bedroom can add anywhere from $10,000 to $25,000 or more to an appraisal. It depends heavily on the size of the bedroom, the overall home’s value, the location, and what amenities it might include (like a walk-in closet).
A drive-by appraisal usually costs $100 to $150. For a drive-by appraisal, the appraiser only visually assesses the home's exterior, in addition to reviewing the real estate records on the home and comparing it to nearby homes.
An FHA appraisal costs between $400 and $700. Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans are usually less strict, so the appraisals are often more affordable. VA appraisal fees range from $425 to $900 for a single-family home. Compared to FHA loans, VA loans can be more involved.
A home appraiser will look at the real estate paperwork related to the home, but they will also do an exterior and interior assessment. Reviews include the square footage of the home and/or acreage of the lot, the age and condition of the home, construction materials used, the general state of the economy and local market, and the design and style of the home, along with any special features it may have. While an appraiser won’t be as thorough as a home inspector, they will likely notice very obvious problems and defects.
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