530-676-1208 office and 916-719-2875 cell

 

The Appraisal Process:
Sierra Equine Appraisers abide by a strict code of ethics and rules as established by the Appraisal Standards Board and the American Society of Equine Appraisers, providing a fair and unbiased opinion of certain horse breeds. 
Sierra Equine Appraisals
also uses the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) which was adopted by the Appraisal Foundation in Washington, D.C.


Appraiser Certificate


Certificate of Appraisal Writing

Sierra Equine Appraisers Company Profile

Ray and Linda Tygenhof make a wonderful analytical team. They have combined, three degrees - Business Management, Finance, and Psychology. Their appraisals are detailed, comprehensive, and provide the customer with outstanding quality of service.

Ray and Linda make ranch calls together, photographing all horses on site to be appraised, then back at the office, the appraisal is prepared. It takes approximately 8 hours to appraise one horse. As stated below in our Mission, we provide clients with fair, expert, detailed, accurate, and honest equine appraisals.

Horses are part of our lives. Currently we own four horses and they include Arabian, American Saddlebreds, and American Quarter Horses.


Our Mission:

Sierra Equine Appraisers' mission is to become Northern and Central California's leading equine appraisal service providing clients with fair, expert, detailed, accurate, and honest equine appraisals.  We welcome Arabian, Quarter Horses, Warmblood, and Morgan horse breeds for appraisal. 

References: 

Linda,
I want to thank you for you professionalism and kindness through this appraisal process. I enjoyed working with both you and your husband. The appraisal was exactly what I needed, and more information than I expected...which was a nice surprise. Your service is quick and courteous. I hope to work with you again someday, and I will definitely refer you to anyone looking for an equine appraisal.

Best Regards,
Cynthia

Related Links:
Bay Area Equestrian Network