2024 Tesla Model Y LR
Insurance offered $29,358.
✓ Appraised Value: $36,233
Get the Fair Value You Deserve
Don't Accept Their First Offer
- Insurance companies can undervalue vehicles by 20-50%
- Our licensed appraisers uncover an average of $3,495 in lost value per client.
- $399 Flat Fee - Expert Appraisal
Licensed & Trusted
Certified and licensed across numerous states, we specialize in delivering independent appraisals that correct unfair total loss valuations
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Your Independent Appraiser
As your designated appraiser, we work directly with the carrier through the Appraisal Clause to reach a fair market value. Licensed and certified. Free initial review, no obligation.
How the Appraisal Clause Works
The Appraisal Clause is one of the most effective ways to increase a low total loss valuation.
It empowers independent appraisers to determine your vehicle's Actual Cash Value (ACV).
The Appraisal Clause Process
The process begins once you notify your insurer that you are utilizing the appraisal clause provision of your policy.
Professional Appraisal
Our certified appraiser performs a detailed, independent valuation to determine your vehicle's fair market value.
Expert Collaboration
Our independent appraiser works with the insurer's appraiser to verify technical market data and document your vehicle’s true Actual Cash Value.
Value Sent To Insurer
The final total loss appraisal determination is forwarded to the insurance company to document the vehicle's value.
Client Success Stories
2022 Chevy Malibu 1LT
Insurance offered $14,627.
✓ Appraised Value: $19,692
2024 Audi Q7 Premium
Insurance offered $40,619.
✓ Appraised Value: $44,500
2020 Toyota Camry LE
Insurance offered $23,813.
✓ Appraised Value: $26,000
Join clients who have successfully maximized their vehicle's value.
Call Now for Free ConsultationSee If You Qualify
- We only accept appraisals where our data review suggests your vehicle was not valued fairly
- During your free consultation, we analyze your insurer's valuation against local market data
- We will tell you immediately if an independent appraisal could document a more accurate fair market value
Expert Insurance Knowledge
When your car is totaled, you need an expert on your side who truly understands how insurance companies operate. Our Senior Appraiser is state licensed across multiple states and spent over a decade as an insurance adjuster, completing thousands of vehicle appraisals.
This direct experience preparing appraisals for insurance companies provides critical inside knowledge of their total loss claim handling and valuation strategies.
Holding both ASE and I-CAR Platinum certifications, he uses this comprehensive background to deliver an accurate, independent appraisal focused on documenting the full market value your vehicle is worth.
A former insurance adjuster who completed thousands of vehicle appraisals. Now, that insider knowledge is 100% dedicated to working on your side.
State-issued appraiser licensing across multiple U.S. jurisdictions, where required for vehicle valuation work.
Dedicated to ensuring proactive clients receive the full, accurate value for their totaled vehicle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about our appraisal services
While every claim is unique, the appraisal process typically takes 1 to 2 weeks to complete once the clause is officially invoked. Most appraisals are resolved within a week and some within 48 hours. We work quickly to initiate immediate collaboration with the opposing appraiser to minimize delays so you can receive the fair market value you are entitled to and move forward.
The appraisal clause is a standard provision in most auto policies designed to resolve disagreements over a vehicle's value. By invoking this procedure, the valuation is determined by two independent appraisers using technical market data. This process is designed to replace automated insurer reports with a detailed, human-led appraisal that reflects the fair market value of your vehicle.
To get started, your insurer will need to be notified that you are invoking the appraisal clause. Most insurers require this in writing. The sooner the clause is invoked, the faster the process can begin, as the insurer must assign their appraiser before collaboration can start. We are ready to begin your independent appraisal as soon as their appraiser is assigned. During your free consultation, we review your insurer's valuation report for accuracy and identify whether an independent appraisal is likely to document a more accurate fair market value.
In most standard auto policies, the Appraisal Clause is a contractual dispute resolution provision. Once both appraisers document the vehicle's value through technical market data, that appraisal report is provided to the insurer as part of the valuation process.
Absolutely. Insurance companies often use automated systems that struggle to value older vehicles with recent maintenance or specific options. We perform a manual, human-led analysis of your vehicle's condition to ensure every bit of value is accounted for.
We draft a completely new custom valuation designed to identify and correct errors often found in insurer valuations. Leveraging over 10 years of industry experience, we perform a manual analysis of your vehicle's specific features and condition that automated systems frequently rate poorly or overlook. We then use this custom report to collaborate directly with the opposing appraiser, identifying technical data points to arrive at a final market valuation that reflects actual market reality.
Actual Cash Value (ACV) is the market value of your vehicle immediately before the loss occurred, accounting for depreciation. Many insurance companies rely on automated data that can lead to low valuations. We bridge this gap by providing a detailed, human-led valuation based on over 10 years of industry experience, working directly with the opposing appraiser to identify value that automated systems miss and document the fair market value of your vehicle.