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What's Your Vehicle Worth?

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VIN gives the most accurate valuation — find it on your registration or driver-side door frame

Never Take the Insurance Company's First Offer!

Three Steps to Your Money

We've simplified the process so you can focus on your life — not your claim.

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Check Your Value

Enter your VIN or vehicle info above. See what your car is actually worth in seconds.

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We Build Your Case

Our experts analyze your claim, pull comparable sales data, and build a bulletproof demand.

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You Get Paid

We negotiate with the insurance company. You get the money you're owed. No fee unless we win.

Why Property Damage Pros

This Is All We Do — And Nobody Does It Better

We've handled more total loss and diminished value claims than just about anyone in the industry. This isn't a side practice — it's our entire focus, every single day, for over 30 years.

Proven Track Record in Court

About 50% of our cases go to court — because we will sue the insurance company if they don't treat you fairly. Our thorough, data-driven evaluations use every industry-standard tool and real market data, not just book values. That's why judges and juries consistently side with our analysis.

The Only Full-Service Solution

No other service offers what we do under one roof: independent USPAP-certified vehicle appraisals, rental car assistance, insurance negotiations, and the backing of partner law firms — including LawyerUp, the Brad DeBry Law Firm, and Craig Swapp & Associates — who will see the entire process through whenever litigation is needed.

Real Market Data, Not Formulas

Insurance companies use CCC ONE and the 17c formula to minimize your payout. We use Black Book dealer transaction data, local comparable sales, and USPAP-certified methodology — the same data banks and lenders rely on. Our valuations hold up in court because they reflect what your car is actually worth on the open market.

Backed by Attorneys Who Fight

When insurance companies refuse to settle fairly, we don't just walk away. Our partner law firms — LawyerUp, Brad DeBry, and Craig Swapp — step in and take them to court. The seamless handoff means you never have to start over. From appraisal to verdict, we see it through.

What Is a Total Loss?

When repair costs exceed your car's value, insurance declares it a total loss. They'll offer you a check — but that number is almost always too low.

We pull actual sales data from Black Book, dealer listings, and private-party transactions to prove what your car was really worth. On average, our clients receive $6,500 more than the initial offer.

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What Is Diminished Value?

Even after a perfect repair, your car is worth less because it now has an accident on its record. Buyers pay less for cars with accident history — that's money you've lost.

If the accident wasn't your fault, the at-fault driver's insurance owes you the difference. Our certified appraisals prove exactly how much — typically $3,000 – $8,000 depending on the vehicle.

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Real Results, Real People

I had no idea my car lost value after the accident. Property Damage Pros got me an additional $4,200 that the insurance company never mentioned.

Michael T.

The insurance company offered me $8,000 for my totaled car. These guys proved it was worth $14,500. Night and day difference.

Sarah L.

Professional, fast, and they handled everything. I didn't have to deal with the insurance company at all. Worth every penny.

Carlos M.

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