We Service all of British Columbia for Insurance Appraisals and Depreciation Reports 

We Service all of Vancouver Island, Gulf Islands and Powell River for Market Valuations of Residential, Multi-family, Commercial, Industrial, Motel, Hotel, Land Developments, Strata Developments, Fractional Resorts, Time Shares etc. 

The mandate of Pacific Rim Appraisals Ltd., is to be the number one company in meeting the appraisal needs of Vancouver Island including Victoria, Duncan, Nanaimo to Port Hardy including the West Coast, Tofino, Ucluelet and the Gulf Islands. Insurance only appraisals and depreciation studies  are completed throughout British Columbia. We aim to fulfill this purpose by providing an excellence of service based on knowledge, effort and integrity.

OUR OBJECTIVES

• To always place our clients needs first.
  
• To offer the most progressive appraisal services available on Vancouver Island.
  
• To maintain the highest level of professionalism to our clients.
  
• We are dedicated to quality, service and trust.
  
• We demand the highest ethical standards and performance.
  
• We strive to be the best in everything we do.
  
• We constantly seek new ideas from our clients to improve performance.
  
• We perform to the highest level to deliver what we promise.

OUR PROMISE
To provide the most accurate appraisals in the shortest turn around time possible. We guarantee a 24-hour turn around from the time of inspection on standard residential appraisals marked rush!

MANAGEMENT
The firm is managed by Victor E. Sweett, ABA, RI(BC), AACI, P.APP, CRP with 42 years experience who has an associate degree in Business Administration, is an AACI (Accredited Appraiser with the Appraisal Institute of Canada) and holds the designation of RI(BC) with the Real Estate Institute of British Columbia. Also is a certified reserve planner with the designation of CRP with the Real Estate Institute of Canada. 

Each appraiser/reserve planner carries Professional Liability Insurance coverage in the amounts of $2,000,000 for each occurrence and $2,000,000 aggregate.