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Northwest Express Appraisals

Independent Residential Appraisals for Life’s Important Decisions

Residential appraisals across King, Snohomish and Pierce Counties for divorce, estate and probate matters, property tax appeals, sales and personal planning.

DivorceEstate & ProbateDate of DeathProperty Tax AppealPre-ListingPrivate Use

Serving King, Pierce & Snohomish Counties, Washington

Credentials

Washington State-Certified Residential Appraiser

Residential appraisal experience since 2009.

  • King CountySeattle area
  • Pierce CountyTacoma area
  • Snohomish CountyEverett area
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Credentials and coverage

Washington State-Certified
Residential Appraiser
Experience since 2009
Residential appraisal work
King · Pierce · Snohomish
Central Puget Sound coverage
Independent
No stake in the outcome
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Why independence matters

Clear, well-supported valuation for decisions that matter

When a value will be read by an attorney, an accountant, a mediator or a court, who produced it matters. The role is to research the market, analyze the data and report a supported conclusion — clearly enough that someone not involved in the analysis can follow the reasoning.

Residential appraisal experience since 2009 across the central Puget Sound. About the practice.

No interest in the outcome

No stake in whether a property sells, at what price, or how a settlement is resolved.

Documented reasoning

Scope of work, effective date and supporting analysis are stated, so an attorney, accountant or court can follow the conclusion.

An explicit effective date

Current and retrospective assignments are both performed. In retrospective work the effective date controls the data set, so it is confirmed up front.

Professional standards

Developed under professional appraisal standards by a state-certified appraiser — not an informal estimate or pricing opinion.

Who we work with

Appraisal Services for Individuals & Professionals

Assignments come from owners acting for themselves and from professionals acting for clients. The intended use and intended users are identified before work begins.

Homeowners & Private Clients

You are making a decision worth more than the appraisal costs and need a figure that is not tied to a commission or a listing.

Private valuations

Attorneys & Law Firms

A value that opposing counsel will read has to hold up on its own reasoning, tied to a clearly stated effective date.

How referrals work

Divorce & Family Law Matters

When two people must divide one house, a neutral third party removes the argument over whose number is right.

Divorce appraisals

Estate, Probate & Trust Professionals

Fiduciaries carry personal responsibility for the values they report, often as of a date already in the past.

Estate & date-of-death

Tax Assessment & Appeal Matters

An assessed value is a mass-appraisal estimate; challenging it takes property-specific market evidence.

Property tax appraisals

Real Estate & Financial Professionals

Agents and advisors whose clients want a valuation opinion separate from a pricing strategy or a planning model.

Pre-listing appraisals

Placing an assignment for a client? Discuss your appraisal needs.

How it works

Three steps, start to finish

Most clients have never ordered an appraisal before. The process is straightforward.

  1. Request Your Appraisal

    Tell us about the property and what the appraisal is for. The form takes a few minutes and commits you to nothing.

  2. Property & Market Analysis

    The assignment is researched and the property inspected when appropriate, alongside comparable sales and market conditions.

  3. Receive Your Appraisal

    A professionally prepared report with clear conclusions and the reasoning behind them, suitable for its intended use.

Service areas

Local knowledge across the central Puget Sound

Value conclusions depend on correctly defined neighborhoods, so coverage stays limited to three counties.

View the service areas

Common questions

Questions people ask before ordering an appraisal

Read the full FAQ

Need an Independent Residential Appraisal?

Tell us about the property and the purpose of the appraisal. We'll review the assignment and let you know the appropriate next step.

Washington State-Certified Residential Appraiser · Serving King, Pierce & Snohomish Counties