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Businesses Appraised by CMEAs

A CMEA is a Certified Machinery & Equipment Appraisal. It can tell you the fair market value, liquidation value, salvage value, or replacement cost of the equipment and machinery used by your company or business. A CMEA prepared by a professional and licensed appraiser meets the requirements of financial institutions, government agencies, buyers, sellers, shareholders, partners, and the IRS, and will withhold scrutiny in court.

There are many different types of businesses that can benefit from a business appraisal, including many that are out of the ordinary, such as (but not limited to):

• Aerial Spraying Services
• Asphalt Plants/Sand Pits
• Candy Shops
• Chemical Manufacturers
• Chemical Distributors
• Country Clubs
• Dental Practices
• Donut Shops
• Gasoline Stations
• Historical Buildings
• Ice Cream Stores
• Janitorial Companies
• Machine Shops
• Maid Service Franchises
• Mall Specialty Shops
• Medical Clinics
• Millwork Shops
• Moving and Storage Companies
• Oil and Gas Refineries
• Refuse Hauling Companies
• Rock Quarries
• Rodeo Stadiums
• Supper Clubs
• Swimming Pool Builders
• Wallpaper Stores
• Well Drilling Companies
• Well Servicing Companies
• Woodworking Shops
• Wrecker/Towing Services

Irrespective of your business, a CMEA is the best way to assess the value of your company’s assets. To request a CMEA, contact Present Value today.

By: Present Value

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