Corvus Machinery & Equipment Appraisal
- Easton, Pennsylvania
- 30 Years Experience
- Solo Practice
- Expert Witness
- CMEA · Verify
Corvus Machinery & Equipment Appraisal provides professional equipment appraisal services in Easton, Pennsylvania.
About
Corvus Machinery & Equipment Appraisal is based in Easton, Pennsylvania and specializes in the appraisal of commercial and industrial equipment and machinery. Appraiser Jim Baliya holds the CMEA designation from NEBB. The firm brings over 30 years of experience in facility and equipment inspection and appraisal across manufacturing, warehousing, and data processing properties.
Services & Specializations
Corvus Machinery & Equipment Appraisal provides appraisals of manufacturing equipment, CNC machinery, heavy construction equipment, electronic and electrical equipment, computers and networking gear, medical and dental equipment, office equipment, restaurant equipment, food processing equipment, and pharmaceutical processing equipment.
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Full Bio
Jim Baliya is the appraiser at Corvus Machinery & Equipment Appraisal in Easton, Pennsylvania, holding the CMEA designation from NEBB. With over 30 years of experience in facility and equipment inspection and appraisal, Baliya has worked on diverse properties ranging from manufacturing and warehousing to data processing and commercial buildings. The firm specializes in appraising commercial and industrial equipment, machinery, and associated assets. Corvus serves business owners, lenders, leasing companies, insurance professionals, CPAs, attorneys, and business brokers, providing valuations for fair market value, liquidation scenarios, insurance replacement cost, and other standards.
Notable Engagements
Corvus has served business owners, lenders, leasing companies, insurance agents and adjusters, CPAs, attorneys and courts, and business brokers across manufacturing, warehousing, and data processing facilities.
Credentials & Verification
Credentials held by Jim Baliya, each independently verifiable:
- VerifyCMEAIssued by NEBB Institute