Mema Auto Assessors delivers prompt, independent and reliable motor vehicle loss assessment, valuation and technical inspection services to insurers, banks, financiers and private clients across Kenya.
Regulated by the Insurance Regulatory Authority — IRA/13/278/2021 | A registered member of the Motor Assessors Association of Kenya (MAAK)
Mema Auto Assessors Limited was founded by two seasoned professionals, Maurice Juma and Bernard Meso. Our foundation rests on deep experience in motor vehicle assessment, motor valuation, repair costing, and pre- and post-accident vehicle inspection and valuation.
Our in-house assessors bring a broad spectrum of pooled experience and qualifications, enabling them to handle any assessment with efficiency — drawing on each other's knowledge to reach the best possible decision.
From loss assessment to technical inspection, we provide underwriters, financiers and private clients with prompt, optimum and competitive professional services.
Our qualified professionals personally visit and thoroughly inspect accident vehicles, sourcing parts from reputable dealers before compiling comprehensive, reliable reports.
Valuations for collateral, loan applications, pre-insurance, pre/post-accident, court bails and bonds, buying and selling, and inventories.
In-depth technical inspection to establish the condition and serviceability of vehicle systems — for insurers, financiers and repossessed assets alike.
Market surveys and vehicle testing for fleet upgrades or disposal, with expert advice on the best value suited to your purpose.
To spearhead motor assessment and valuation services in Kenya by setting and meeting standards that exceed expectations.
With honesty, integrity and professionalism, we are committed to offering independent and reliable motor assessment and inspection services to our principals.
Independent assessments principals rely on for accident claims, valuations and repossessions.
Our team is ready on call across Nairobi and our regional branches — with a standard turnaround of just 16 working hours.
