
Public Adjuster, Appraiser and All Lines Licensed Adjuster assisting the public and auto body repair shops. For the vehicle owner we offer expertise in Appraisal Clauses Representation, Diminished Values, Total Loss Evaluations & Vehicle Valuations for bonded titles, and Stated Insurance. For auto body repair shops we offer a wide range of on site and one on one consultation services, Supplement Assistance, and Estimate Reviews. For the insurance companies we offer group training sessions and individual coaching for you automotive adjusters and appraisers. If you don't see an area listed you need assistance with reach out to us today to see if we can fulfill that need for you.

OUR EXPERTISE

Diminished Value
If you have been in an accident that was not your fault. You may be entitled to claim diminished value on your damaged vehicle. Diminished value is a claim made against the at fault insurance company to recoup the lost value of your vehicle do to a collision where another driver impacted your vehicle. Reach out to us today. Don't let the insurance company keep the money they owe you.

Public Adjuster for Automotive Claims
Reasons to hire a public adjuster for your automotive claim.
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Negotiation Power: Public adjusters are experts in insurance policies and claim negotiations. They can leverage their knowledge to get you a higher settlement than you might achieve on your own.
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Time-Saving: Dealing with insurance companies can be time-consuming and frustrating. A public adjuster handles the paperwork, communication, and negotiations, freeing up your time.
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Accurate Assessment: Public adjusters have the expertise to accurately assess the damage to your vehicle, ensuring all losses are accounted for in the claim.
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Objectivity: Insurance companies have their own interests in mind. A public adjuster provides an objective perspective, advocating solely for your best interests.
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Complex Claims: For significant damage or disputes with the insurance company, a public adjuster's experience in handling complex claims can be invaluable.
When it might make sense to hire a public adjuster:
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Significant Damage: If your vehicle has suffered extensive damage, such as in a major accident or natural disaster.
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Disagreement with the Insurance Company: If you believe the insurance company's initial offer is unfair or undervalues your losses.
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Lack of Insurance Knowledge: If you're unfamiliar with the claims process or your insurance policy.
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Limited Time: If you're busy with other obligations and don't have the time to dedicate to the claims process.

Appraisal Clause Consultation
Not sure if initiating the appraisal clause in your insurance contract is the right move for you? Or may be you have never been explained what the appraisal clause is and how it can benefit you. Reach out to us for expert advice and guidance on your automotive claim.

Total Loss Representation
Has your vehicle has been declared a total loss by the insurance company? Have you ever thought, "my vehicle has to be worth more than that"? Before you agree to a total loss settlement with your insurance company. Contact us today to represent you against the insurance company experts. You may be surprised at how much you are actually owed.

Bonded Title Inspections
What is a Bonded Title? A bonded title in Texas is a legal document that proves vehicle ownership when the original title is missing or unavailable. It's also known as a certificate of title surety bond, lost title bond, or Texas title bond. To receive a Bonded Title the vehicle needs to be valued and signed of on by a licensed adjuster. Contact us to assist you with your Bonded Title application.

Vehicle Valuations for Stated Insurance
Stated amount insurance is when you provide your insurer with the value you place on your vehicle, or the price you would ask a buyer to pay if you sold it today. This may be done when you have a classic car or have modifications' done to your vehicle that makes it more valuable than a stock vehicle you would buy off the dealer lot. We can help you obtain the value of your vehicle to submit to your insurance company to obtain the correct stated amount insurance so you are not over or under insured.