Our pricing
Discover cost-effective options for our top-notch services.
Claim Review
0
Free Estimate
- Want to know how much your car lost in value?
- Not sure if the insurance company's offer is fair or not?
- Want a second opinion?
Desk Appraisal
225
Flat Rate
- USPAP Compliant Valuation Report
- Demand Letter Tailored To Your Claim
- Supporting Documents
- Follow Up Letters
- Email Support
- Phone Support
Claim Settlement
300
Hourly Rate
- Contact the adverse appraiser
- Negociate an amount or:
- Pick an umpire
- Finalize a settlement
- Close out the claim
Field Appraisal
425
Flat Rate
- Desk Appraisal
- Plus:
- Vehicle Inspection Report
- Repair Quality Checkup
More Value, More Money.
Don’t waste precious time or settle for less than you rightfully deserve. Take charge of your loss in value claim now and ensure you’re fully compensated for your loss.
Act today, and let us help you secure the compensation you’re owed. Your financial well-being is worth it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Explore common queries about insurance claims and get the most from your compensation. Get the information you need to make informed decisions.
A diminished value settlement typically ranges between 10% and 25% of the fair market value of the vehicle, depending on a variety of factors. To calculate your DV, click here.
You are not required to accept the valuation of the insurance company.
Despite the fact that many individuals tend to agree and may potentially lose out on rightful compensation, most insurance companies calculate Diminished Value using the 17c formula.
In spite of its shortcomings, the 17c formula allows adjusters to adjust certain compensation amounts based on the specific situation.
If you use our proven claim process and the insurance company does not pay at least the appraisal cost, we will gladly refund 100% of the appraisal cost.
Typically, loss in value claims are resolved within two to six weeks. However, some may be settled even sooner. It can be beneficial to regularly check in with the insurance company to expedite the process.
If you find that your claim is being delayed and the insurance company is uncooperative, you may consider filing a complaint with the department of insurance in your state. This step can hold them accountable and prompt a response regarding your claim.
