Before selling an asset in your fleet, you might want to get a construction equipment appraisal to establish its value.
This consists of an in-person inspection of the equipment by a qualified professional and an assessment of its condition against a variety of factors. According to Ritchie Bros., a global asset management and disposition company that provides end-to-end solutions for buying and selling used equipment, a thorough construction equipment appraisal evaluates:
MakeTypeAgeConditionActivityLocationIndustryEconomic factorsRegional variationsTechnological changesEquipment owner’s reputation
Even if you’ve had a heavy-equipment appraisal in the past, what you may not know is that new technology and services are transforming the traditional process to add
