Submitting a loss claim to an insurance carrier is often an experience that leaves the vehicle's
owner crying for more.....money. It is not unusual that the insurance company's settlement
offer is much lower than was expected. That's not to say it's the correct or incorrect value, but rather, it's merely
one opinion. There are additional options that you can explore to resolve any dispute in a fair, equitable, and speedy
manner.
No matter what your dispute is, automotive appraisal services group® - Insurance Dispute Appraisal Service can help you gain a fair and timely settlement
from the insurance company. Now anyone, anywhere, can take advantage of our expert service and receive a professional-certified
appraisal...one that will clearly show the true, honest value of your vehicle. Armed with this information, you can
better decide whether to fight if an insurance company tenders an unjust settlement offer.
"Enclosed
is an additional check for you. It's my way of saying how much I appreciated your help. Without you I couldn't
have proven my car's value. Your professional approach to the insurance company's attempted settlement offer caught
them by surprise. They had no choice but to give me an additional $7,500 in making a fair settlement."
.....D. McDaniel - Denver, CO
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Insurance Dispute Appraisal Service is designed to encompass any type of vehicle:
Auto * Truck
* Van * SUV * SUT * RV * Motor Home *
Motorcycle
These vehicles may be owned/operated by private parties or corporations.
NOTE:
automotive appraisal services group® does not provide collision
and/or repair estimates, make referrals to sales and/or repair facilities, or buy and sell vehicles. This practice assures
you that a complete and truly unbiased appraisal is performed.
automotive
appraisal services group® - Insurance Dispute Appraisal Service has been
specifically developed to utilize our exclusive copyrighted APPRAISAL INFORMATION REPORT (AIR) to gain all
the pertinent information required to successfully perform a certified appraisal. It was written and approved using
guidelines established by NAVA - National Association of
Vehicle Appraisers and USPAP - Uniform Standards
of Professional Appraisal Practice.
