Machinery and Equipment Appraisal in Alberta
At Property DNA Group, we specialize in professional machinery and equipment appraisals across Alberta. With decades of experience, our certified professionals deliver accurate and defensible valuations tailored to your needs. Whether for buying or selling, taxation, or insurance claims, we ensure you have a reliable market value assessment for all classes of industrial machinery, farm equipment, and commercial equipment.
A machinery and equipment appraisal is essential for determining the fair market value of your assets, whether they are used in industrial, commercial, or agricultural operations. Our appraisals are commonly required for:
- Buying or selling equipment
- Ensuring continual use in operations
- Taxation or insurance claims
- Evaluating business values for credit applications
- Disposal or resale of equipment

Our Approach to Machinery and Equipment Valuation
At Property DNA Group, we analyze recent transactions of similar equipment and adjust for factors such as condition, age, and depreciation. Key factors we consider include:
Adhering to Industry Standards
All our appraisals conform to the Canadian Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (CUSPAP) and ethical standards set by the Appraisal Institute of Canada. Our reports are thorough, professional, and delivered promptly to ensure your assets are accurately assessed.

Contact Us About Machinery and Equipment Appraisal in Alberta
FAQ
We use market data and comparable sales to evaluate the fair market value of machinery and equipment. Our certified appraisers also consider factors such as condition, depreciation, and recent repairs.
Appraisals are crucial for making informed decisions regarding sales, insurance claims, taxation, and business valuations. They ensure that your assets are valued accurately and fairly.
The book value refers to the equipment’s recorded value on financial statements, accounting for purchase price and depreciation. While useful for financial reporting, book value often differs from market value.
The value of used equipment is determined by its condition, age, maintenance history, and market demand. We analyze recent comparable sales and adjust for any unique characteristics of your equipment.
The cost of an appraisal depends on the complexity, size, and location of the assets. Contact us for a customized quote tailored to your machinery and equipment needs.