Saskatchewan Coming soon
We are arriving in Saskatchewan soon
Our network rolls out one province at a time. The service is not offered in Saskatchewan yet: coverage starts in Quebec, and only opens elsewhere once certified appraisers are genuinely accredited there.
Coming soon · The form currently covers Quebec regions only. We take no mandates elsewhere until the local network is in place.
Certified appraisers
Official report
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Rollout status
What "coming soon" means, exactly.
We would rather publish an honest page than one that pretends to cover a territory we do not cover yet.
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Status
No mandates accepted here
No appraiser in our network accepts mandates in Saskatchewan today. We do not take requests we could not honour.
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Status
One region at a time
A region opens only once certified appraisers are genuinely accredited and available there — never before.
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Status
The same standards everywhere
When we open here, it will be with the same requirements: OEAQ, AIC (AACI/CRA) or CNAREA, and a signed official report.
In the meantime
If the property to be appraised is located in Quebec, you can send your request right now — the network is active there.
Why a certified appraisal
An official value — not an online guess.
An online estimate gives a rough idea. When the value must hold up with a lender, a notary or a court, it takes a certified appraiser on site.
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A certified appraiser
Licensed, from your region, held to professional standards.
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On-site inspection
The property is visited and assessed in person.
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A signed official report
A documented valuation the appraiser stands behind.
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A defensible value
Recognized by lenders, notaries, courts and tax authorities.
Professional appraisal
Paid service
Transparent price, shared before any commitment.
- Certified appraiser in your region
- Complete on-site inspection
- Signed official certified report
- Value accepted by institutions
The deliverable
What is actually in the report.
Not a page with a number on it. A structured document, built to a recognized method, that a lender, a notary or a court can read line by line.
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Mandate and purpose
The property, the client, the purpose of the appraisal and the effective date of value.
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Property and neighbourhood
Land, building, zoning and the market context around the property.
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Inspection and findings
What the appraiser observed during the visit, supported by photographs.
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Valuation method used
Direct comparison, cost or income — and why that method fits this property.
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Comparables and adjustments
The sales retained and the justification for every adjustment applied.
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Conclusion of value
The value retained and the reasoning that leads to it.
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Assumptions and limiting conditions
What the report covers, and just as clearly what it does not.
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Certification and signature
Name, professional title and permit number of the certified appraiser who signs it.
Delivered as an official signed PDF in your client area — yours to forward to your lender, notary or lawyer.
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Appraisal report
Mandate and purpose
Comparables and adjustments
Conclusion of value
Certification and signature
Elsewhere in Canada
The rollout, province by province.
One page per province, with its real status — active or upcoming. No province is announced as covered until it actually is.
Our network
A dedicated page per region, with local appraisers and standards.
Certified appraisers
OEAQ · AIC · CNAREA
We are not here yet — and we say so.
The service starts in Quebec. If your property is there, your request can go out today.
- Your request commits you to nothing
- Fee given before any commitment
- No payment at the request stage