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Randy Fox Appraisals, Inc Phone # (336)-323-0865
ADR Appraisal Company, Inc. Phone # (336)-954-1487
Aspen Appraisal Company Phone # (336)-272-8822
J.P. Martin & Associates (336) 854-8896 Phone # (336)-854-8896
CKR Properties Phone # (336)-856-0015
Contour Appraisals, LLC Phone # (336)-545-4441
David B Wright Phone # (336)-869-5450
Pearson Appraisals Phone # (336)-471-7035
CR&S Appraisal Services Phone # (336)-644-0894
Arsenal Appraisal Phone # (910)-423-1861
Stephenson Appraisal Services, LLC Phone # (336)-869-4924
Main Street Appraisals, LLC Phone # (336)-228-0624
Leonard Taylor Appraisal Company, Inc. Phone # (336)-760-2447
StyleTech Appraisal Group, Inc Phone # (706)-867-0606
Greensboro Quick Facts
Population 223,891 (Males: 105,573 (47.2%), Females: 118,318 (52.8%)) Elevation: 770 feet Land area: 104.7 square miles Median resident age: 33.0 years Median household income: $39,661 Median house value: $108,600
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