
Certified appraisers in Quebec
Impartial real estate appraisal reports, signed by members of the Ordre des évaluateurs agréés du Québec. Residential, commercial, industrial and land in Centre-du-Québec, Mauricie and Montérégie.

Expertise for every type of property
Every report is prepared and signed by a certified appraiser, member of the OEAQ, according to the most rigorous professional standards.

Residential Appraisal
Single-family home, condominium, multi-unit property and cottage. Complete descriptive report with drone inspection.
- Single-family home
- Condominium
- Multi-unit property
- Insurable value (Act 141)

Commercial and Industrial Appraisal
Commercial buildings, professional offices and industrial facilities, everywhere on our territory.
- Commercial building
- Professional office
- Warehouse and industrial

Land Appraisal
Residential, commercial and agricultural land, including highest and best use (HABU) analysis.
- Residential land
- Commercial land
- Agricultural land
- HABU analysis
From the first call to the signed report
A simple, transparent process, with clear communication at every step of the mandate.
First contact and mandate
You reach us by form or by phone. We answer the same day to confirm the mandate and schedule the visit.
Visit and complete inspection
The appraiser inspects the property in detail. Where relevant, we fly the drone so no blind spot goes unnoticed.
Delivery of the certified report
You receive your complete report, signed by an OEAQ appraiser and recognized by banks, notaries and courts.

Sometimes 3 days, depending on the complexity of the file.
When should you call a certified appraiser?
Whenever an important decision rests on the true value of a property, a certified report is authoritative — with your bank, your notary or the courts.
Talk to an appraiserBuying or Selling
Determine the fair market value of your property with an objective and impartial certified appraisal, essential for a confident transaction.
Mortgage Financing
Certified appraisal report required by financial institutions and banks for your mortgage financing approval.
Insurable Value (Act 141)
Replacement cost estimate of your building in compliance with Act 141, essential for adequate insurance coverage.
Divorce and Separation
Fair and impartial appraisal of your real estate assets for property division during a divorce or separation.
Estate Settlement
Fair market value determination of real estate assets for tax purposes, estate settlement and inheritance sharing.
Independence and rigour, in service of your decision
Éval+ does not sell properties and does not finance mortgages. Our only mandate: establishing fair value, impartially.
Certified appraisers, members of the OEAQ
Service that meets the strictest professional standards of the Ordre des évaluateurs agréés du Québec.
Among the shortest turnarounds in the industry
Same-day answer, free quote within the hour and transparent communication until the report is delivered.
Local market expertise
In-depth knowledge of the real estate market in Mauricie, Centre-du-Québec and Montérégie.


We cover your area
Our certified appraisers travel everywhere in Centre-du-Québec, Mauricie and Montérégie.
…and all the surrounding municipalities.
What our clients say
“Very good service. Courteous, efficient and professional. I recommend Rafaël's services at Eval+.”
“I just used their service for the appraisal of my property (cottage) in Notre Dame de Pierreville. Raphaël provided excellent professional service and delivered a very detailed report. I strongly recommend!”
“Very satisfied with my experience, fast and efficient service, I recommend”
Frequently asked questions
Can't find your answer? Call us — we answer the same day.
Which regions does Éval+ serve?
Our OEAQ certified appraisers serve Centre-du-Québec, Mauricie and Montérégie, including Drummondville, Trois-Rivières, Saint-Hyacinthe, Sorel-Tracy, Victoriaville, Bécancour and the surrounding municipalities.
What is the difference between a certified appraiser and a real estate agent?
A real estate agent provides an estimate for marketing purposes. An OEAQ certified appraiser produces an impartial report that is legally recognized by banks, notaries and courts, based on rigorous professional standards.
How long does it take to receive my report?
The average turnaround is one week, sometimes 3 days, depending on the complexity of the file and our availability.
What types of properties do you appraise?
Single-family homes, condos, multi-unit buildings, commercial and industrial properties, vacant land, as well as mandates for estates, divorces and insurable value (Act 141).
How much does a certified appraisal cost?
The price varies depending on the type of property and the complexity of the mandate. Contact us for a free and accurate quote within the hour.
Will my report be accepted by my bank or notary?
Yes. Our reports are signed by appraisers who are members of the OEAQ and are recognized by all financial institutions, notaries and courts.
Get the real picture of your property's value
Free quote, answer in under an hour, no commitment.