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McNew Appraisal Services Phone # (205)-223-1444
Baker Valuation, Inc. Phone # (205)-940-9979
Appraisal Research Associates Phone # (205)-970-1058
Horton Appraisals Phone # (205)-437-8953
Landguard Appraisals,Inc. Phone # (205)-833-3257
Greg Easter Appraisals, LLC Phone # (205)-979-3226
A Plus Appraisals of Alabama Phone # (205)-862-3381
Robert G. Andrews, SRA Phone # (205)-870-4666
Andrews Appraisal Assoc. Phone # (205)-870-4666
Griffith Home Analysis Phone # (205)-871-1007
Greg Easter Appraisals Phone # (205)-979-3226
Crochen & Associates Phone # (205)-251-1745
Howton Appraisal Services, Inc. Phone # (205)-491-4850
Cliff Odom Appraisal Services Inc. Phone # (205)-655-4922
Birmingham Quick Facts
Population 242,820 (Males: 112,046 (46.1%), Females: 130,774 (53.9%)) Elevation: 600 feet Land area: 149.9 square miles Median resident age: 34.3 years Median household income: $26,735 Median house value: $62,100
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