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If you're planning to renovate, rebuild, or elevate a property located in a Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA), FEMA’s 50% Rule may limit how much work you can do based on the home’s current market value. A FEMA 50% Appraisal (also called a Substantial Improvement Appraisal) is a certified valuation of your property that determines whether proposed improvements exceed 50% of its value — a key threshold that can trigger strict FEMA and local floodplain requirements.
We specialize in FEMA-compliant residential appraisals that are accepted by local building departments and meet NFIP guidelines.
FEMA-Compliant Reporting:
We follow USPAP and FEMA appraisal standards to ensure your report is accepted by building departments and floodplain administrators.
Pre-Improvement Valuations:
We provide an accurate "as-is" market value of the structure before proposed renovations — essential for determining substantial improvement thresholds.
Helps Avoid Costly Delays or Rebuild Requirements:
If you exceed the 50% limit, you may be required to elevate the structure or bring it into full compliance with current flood codes. A proper appraisal can help avoid that outcome or verify if compliance is required.
Trusted by Contractors, Engineers & Municipal Reviewers:
Our reports are designed to withstand scrutiny and include all documentation typically required by local authorities.
Planning a renovation in a flood zone? Avoid project delays and unexpected compliance issues with a certified FEMA 50% Appraisal. We provide accurate, defensible valuations that help homeowners, contractors, and municipalities move forward with confidence.
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