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Serving Warrenton & Greater St. Louis

Home appraisals for estates, divorce, buying and selling.

Red Oak Appraisals prepares independent home appraisals across Greater St. Louis and central and eastern Missouri. Get a written opinion of value, supported by property research and comparable sales.

You’ll review the work, fee and timing before you order.

Your appraiserJacob Coffman
Missouri credentialLicensed ResidentialLicense 2025044628 · State lookup ↗
Home baseWarrenton, MissouriView service coverage →

Estate & Probate

Find the home’s current or date-of-death value for probate and estate settlement.

Divorce & Separation

Use an independent home value to discuss a buyout, sale or property division.

Selling a Home

Get a closer look at your home’s value before choosing an asking price or weighing an offer.

Buying a home instead? Explore private purchase appraisals
Jacob Coffman, Missouri Licensed Residential Appraiser and owner of Red Oak Appraisals
Jacob CoffmanYour appraiser, from the first conversation through the report.
Missouri Licensed Residential · Warrenton, Missouri

Meet the appraiser behind Red Oak

Work with the appraiser responsible for your report.

Red Oak Appraisals is led by Jacob Coffman, a Missouri Licensed Residential Appraiser based in Warrenton.

From an estate settlement to a home sale, Jacob explains the appraisal process and answers questions about the report. You can reach the person who prepared your appraisal directly.

Meet Jacob and learn about Red Oak

How it works

From your first message to your appraisal report.

  1. 01

    Send the property details.

    Share the address, why you need an appraisal and your deadline. If you need a value from a past date, include it.

  2. 02

    Review the fee and plan.

    Review the proposed work, fee and timing before you order. Once you agree, Red Oak Appraisals arranges any property visit and begins the research.

  3. 03

    Get your report and answers.

    Receive a written report explaining the value opinion and supporting research. Questions about the appraisal go directly to Jacob.

Inside your appraisal

A home value, with the reasoning behind it.

Your report explains how the property compares with the market, why the value date matters and what the appraisal can be used for.

Appraisal, CMA or online estimate?
  1. Your property

    The location, size, condition and features that affect how buyers compare your home.

  2. Comparable sales

    Relevant sales and market conditions for the property and the date you need valued.

  3. The value opinion

    The analysis behind the conclusion, with important assumptions and limits explained.

Every property is different.

The appraisal should explain yours.

Based in Warrenton

Serving Greater St. Louis and central and eastern Missouri.

Red Oak Appraisals serves 21 Missouri counties and Saint Louis City, including suburban homes, city properties and rural acreage.

See all counties served
St. Louis CountySt. Louis CitySt. Charles CountyJefferson CountyFranklin CountyLincoln CountyWarren County

View the full county list and confirm service for your property address.

Appraisal guidance

Answers to your first appraisal questions.

Find out what an appraisal involves, how to prepare and when an online estimate may fall short.

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Before you order

Cost, timing and what happens next.

Get answers before you decide to order.

Read the appraisal FAQ
How much does a residential appraisal cost?

The fee depends on the property, location, value date and research and report required. Send the address, reason for the appraisal and deadline. Red Oak Appraisals will quote the fee and timing before you decide to order.

How long does an appraisal take?

It depends on property access, complexity, location, records and required research. Historical values and unusual properties may take longer. Share your deadline with the address so Red Oak Appraisals can review the request and discuss expected timing.

What should I include in my first message?

Include your name, contact information, property address, reason for the appraisal, value date if known and any deadline. Identify who needs to rely on the report. Leave sensitive case records out of the first message; Red Oak Appraisals will explain what is needed next.

What happens after I request a quote?

Red Oak Appraisals reviews the property, purpose and deadline and confirms whether the assignment can be accepted. You receive the proposed work, fee and timing before deciding whether to proceed.

Request an appraisal

Get a quote before you order.

Send the address, purpose and deadline. Red Oak Appraisals will confirm whether the assignment fits, then explain the work, fee and timing.

Request an appraisal quote