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Whether it's a young couple's first home or luxurious new construction, our extensive field work and formal training as licensed appraisers make us qualified to provide home valuations in Lee County for clients ranging from national mortgage companies to local lenders or individual businesses and consumers.

 

Appraisals from Hardy Appraisal Service aren't just for mortgages - we're also available for:  
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• Setting a home's listing price

• Removing PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance)

• Measuring for Square Footage

• Determining current or past market value


How do we save time and keep our prices reasonable without cutting corners on quality? The answer is: Technology. And above everything, we know the importance of professional customer service. You'll be treated with the utmost respect in all aspects of working and communicating with Hardy Appraisal Service. Our goal is a superior experience for our clients. Call us today. We guarantee you'll see the difference, too.

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