Direct Appraisal has helped
more consumers recover loss of market value, due under policy and law,
than any other company in the country - And we can help you!
Loss
of Market Value is the difference in a vehicle's value just before an injury and that vehicle's value just after repairs.
This loss
is part of your total property damage claim.
The
four
measurements of
Loss of Value include:
Diminished Value:
The
Actual Cash Value (ACV) of the vehicle one second before the loss and the ACV one
second after the loss.
Loss
of Market Value: The value of the vehicle before the
loss less the value of the vehicle just after
repairs
Claim
Related Loss of Value: Loss
of value due to repair operation omissions or under repairs
Repair
Related Loss of Value: Loss
of value due to poor quality workmanship or
incomplete repairs
If
you feel your vehicle has NOT been fully repaired or
has deficiencies you may have suffered a greater
loss of value [Post
Repair & Claim Audit]
Assuming
that all repairs were made to industry standards Direct
Appraisal
can:
Identify
the comparable vehicle market
Establish
the fair Pre-Loss Market Value of the
property
Document
the amount of damage or injury to the
specifically assigned property
Establish
the Post Repair Value or Fair Market ACV of the
property
Assess
the difference of the ACV (Actual Cash Value) of the surveyed
vehicles
Report
the assessed differences in the Pre-Loss ACV and
Post Repair ACV to determine any amount of Value
Loss the specific property may have
suffered as a result of the remaining evidence
of repairs.
