About High Grove Estate Appraisals

Independent personal property appraisals and professional estate liquidation services for families, executors, lawyers, insurers, and collectors.

High Grove Estate Appraisals provides independent personal property appraisal and estate liquidation services for families, executors, lawyers, insurers, collectors, and institutions.

Meet Cinthia Boucher, CPPA

Cinthia Boucher, Certified Personal Property Appraiser and founder of High Grove Estate Appraisals Inc.

High Grove Estate Appraisals Inc. is led by Cinthia Boucher, CPPA, a Certified Personal Property Appraiser with more than 15 years of experience and hundreds of personal property appraisal assignments involving antiques, collectibles, decorative arts, household contents, and specialized collections.

Cinthia works with families, executors, estate lawyers, insurers, and collectors to provide independent, well-supported valuations that help clients make informed decisions during estate settlement, insurance claims, charitable donations, collection management, and other important life transitions.

Her approach combines professional appraisal standards with clear communication, attention to detail, and genuine respect for every client’s unique circumstances. Every assignment is approached with independence, integrity, and the understanding that many appraisals involve more than determining value—they involve preserving legacy and helping families move forward with confidence.

Why Families & Professionals Trust High Grove

Independent, USPAP-compliant appraisals supported by professional standards, clear communication, and evidence-based valuation opinions you can trust.

Our Story

High Grove Estate Appraisals was founded to provide clients with reliable personal property valuations and professional estate liquidation services during important life transitions.

Whether working with families, executors, lawyers, insurers, or collectors, our goal is to deliver accurate information, clear communication, and practical solutions.

We understand that appraisal and estate liquidation assignments often involve significant personal, financial, and family considerations. Our approach combines professional expertise with respectful service and attention to detail.

USPAP-Compliant Reports

Every appraisal is prepared in accordance with the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP), ensuring credible, independent, and well-supported valuation opinions.

Independent Valuation Opinions

Our valuations are impartial, evidence-based, and prepared without conflicts of interest, giving clients confidence in every report.

Experienced Professional Guidance

We work with families, executors, lawyers, insurers, and collectors to provide clear recommendations and practical guidance throughout the appraisal process.

Respect for Every Collection

Whether evaluating a single heirloom or an entire estate, every assignment is approached with professionalism, discretion, and respect.

Professional Standards & Ethics

High Grove Estate Appraisals prepares appraisal reports in accordance with USPAP (Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice), the recognized ethical and professional standards governing appraisal practice in North America.

Our commitment to professional standards ensures that clients receive independent, credible, and well-supported valuations they can rely on for estate settlement, insurance, charitable donation, collection management, and other valuation needs.

When specialized expertise is required, High Grove works with qualified specialists to ensure clients receive appropriate and well-supported valuation services.

Areas of Expertise

Appraisal Services

  • Estate Appraisals
  • Insurance Appraisals
  • Charitable Donation Appraisals
  • Collection Valuations

Types of Properties Appraised

  • Antiques
  • Fine Art
  • Decorative Arts
  • Household Contents

Estate Services

  • Estate Liquidation
  • Online Estate Auctions
  • Collection Management
  • Personal Property Consultations

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