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Renee Healion Appraisals & CT Appraisal Review Phone # (860)-456-3070
Hamilton & Associates Phone # (860)-228-1328 Quality appraisal, quick turnaround, and reasonable fees. Customer service second to none! SF - $300 Multi - $500
FIRST EQUITY R.E & APPRAISALS LLC Phone # (203)-929-4925 24-48 HR TURN TIME FROM APPT. 10 APPRAISERS, COMPLETE CONNECTICUT COVERAGE, M/C VISA, LENDER INVOICE, EXPERIENCED, PROFESSIONAL. REFERRALS UPON REQUEST. ON-LINE APPRAISAL AND COMP CHECK ORDERING, FULL
GW REAL PROPERTY ANALYSTS, INC. Phone # (203)-269-9338
Statewide Appraisal Service Inc. Phone # (203)-934-4533 Covering the entire state of Connecticut. 24-48 Hour Turnaround after inspection. Inspections can be set 7 days a week. Residential and Commercial Appraisers.
Bianchi Appraisal Co. Phone # (860)-546-6048
D Slopak Appraisals LLC Phone # (860)-889-3233
Fox Realty, LLC Phone # (860)-429-9732
Forsythe Appraisals, LLC Phone # (800)-723-4003 Oldest largest independent appraisal company. 32 branches in 19 states. ,All of our appraisers are employees. Guarantee contact within 2 hours to schedule appointment
Windham County Quick Facts
County Population: 88,809 County Houses: 34,921 Land area: 570.6 sq. mi. Water area: 12.6 sq. mi. Industries providing employment: Manufacturing (16.4%), Educational,health and social services (16.4%), Retail trade (11.6%). Races in Wilson County: White Non-Hispanic (90.8%) Black (6.3%) Hispanic (1.3%) Two or more races (0.9%) American Indian (0.7%) (Total can be greater than 100% because Hispanics could be counted in other races)
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