Was your car declared a total loss?
Don’t settle for what the insurance company is offering before talking to us. We are licensed auto appraisers, and our job is to help you settle for what’s fair and collect what you’re truly owed.
Not ready for a full appraisal yet? Start with a claim review. It shows your car’s actual cash value, and you can upgrade to a full appraisal anytime.
Our Total Loss Appraisal Services
Start small with a claim review, or go straight to a full USPAP compliant appraisal.
Claim Review
Send us the insurer’s market valuation (CCC, NADA, Audatex, or JD Power / Mitchell) and we will review it and get back to you with our quote. This service is only $50, and the cost goes toward your full appraisal.
Order a Claim ReviewTotal Loss Report
If the insurer is offering an unfair amount, we provide a USPAP compliant appraisal you can use to challenge their findings. You also get a demand letter to submit with it, plus our help negotiating and settling under your policy’s appraisal clause on first party claims.
Order Appraisal ReportCollect your vehicle’s fair market value today
On average, our valuations come in 5 to 15% higher than CCC, Audatex, or Mitchell. If the insurer is using one of these reports, your claim may be worth pursuing. Not sure? Our $50 claim review will tell you.
Total Loss News & Resources
Guides on the situations that most often affect a total loss claim.
Total Loss Field Appraisals
In-person inspections are offered in Georgia, North Carolina, and parts of South Carolina for $275. Call 1-877-667-2326 to schedule an inspection.
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