Replacement cost valuations that insurers and boards can rely on.
We inspect condominiums, residences and commercial buildings across Puerto Rico and report what it would cost to rebuild them, down to every generator, cistern and gate.
- Emergency generator
- Potable water cistern
- Fire pump room
- Vehicular gates
- Hi-rise condominiums
- Walk-up condominiums
- Residences
- Retail and offices
- Schools and campuses
- Industrial buildings
Every valuation starts on site. We walk the roof, the basement and the generator room, and record what it would take to rebuild, item by item.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Every building, valued item by item.
Property valuation summaries
The Estimated Replacement Cost of the building, with bare wall and full value for condominiums, prepared for insurance purposes.
Annual updates
Each year we revisit the property, confirm what changed and update the figures, so coverage keeps pace with construction costs.
Special classes schedules
Generators, cisterns, pumps, elevators, gates and other equipment listed one by one with quantity, description, value and class.
Property inspections
Construction, condition and protection observed on site and set out clearly, with a photo workbook.
What every report includes
Our reports follow one consistent format, so producers, underwriters and boards always know where to look.
| Component | Bare wall | Full value |
|---|---|---|
| Electrical and plumbing | ✓ | ✓ |
| Original interior finishes | — | ✓ |
- Full value
- $18,420,000
- Bare wall
- $14,960,000
- 2 – Emergency generators, diesel
- 3 – Potable water cisterns
- 1 – Fire pump with controller
- 2 – Vehicular gates, motorised
Property description
Stories, construction class, age, protection, condition and quality of construction.
Scope of the valuation
Which building components and systems the value includes, for bare wall and for full value.
Estimated Replacement Cost
The building, foundations and original private elements, with the resulting totals.
Special classes
Every item outside the building value, immobile and mobile, with its own schedule and total.
Photo workbook
Captioned photographs of the building and of each item listed.
Certification
Signed by the inspector who visited the property.
Delivered as PDF and Word.
Bare wall or full value?
Condominium policies often insure the building to one of two limits. Our reports give both, so the board and its producer can choose with the figures in front of them.
Bare wall
The structure and common systems, without the original interior finishes inside the units.
Full value
Everything in bare wall, plus the original private elements: floor, wall and ceiling finishes within the units.
Special classes are scheduled separately and are not added to either total.
From request to report
- Step 1
Request
A producer, board or owner asks for a valuation or inspection. We confirm the scope and book the visit.
- Step 2
Site visit
An inspector walks the property, records each special class and photographs it.
- Step 3
Report
The report is prepared in our standard format, reviewed and delivered with an invoice.
- Step 4
Every year after
The next update starts from the last one. We confirm what changed rather than starting over.
The buildings we value
Built around the people who insure buildings
Insurance producers
Reliable figures for placing and renewing property coverage, delivered in a format underwriters recognise.
Condominium boards and administrators
A clear, documented value for the building and its equipment, updated every year.
Owners of commercial property
Valuations and inspections for retail, offices, schools, campuses and industrial buildings.
Request a valuation.
Tell us about the property and we will reply to confirm the scope, the fee and a date for the visit.
San Juan, Puerto Rico. Serving the whole island.