Independent diminished value appraisals for your case files.
Documented, independent valuation evidence for Georgia PI and property damage matters — prepared by a certified auto appraiser, delivered on a defined timeline, invoiced to your firm.
Certified Auto Appraiser · American Society of Certified Auto Appraisers (ASCAA) · Cert. #ASCAA-CERT-2418 · USPAP-compliant
Valuation evidence, not claim handling
We establish and document the loss in value. You handle the claim and the client relationship. That separation keeps the appraisal independent — and keeps its evidentiary weight intact.
Documented methodology
Pre-loss valuation, post-repair market analysis, and comparables — with the reasoning laid out so the figure is supported by analysis, not just asserted.
Desk appraisal workflow
Built from repair documentation, photos, and vehicle records you provide. Efficient for volume and doesn’t require scheduling around your client.
Supplemental analysis
When additional valuation information or methodology is received after the original appraisal, a supplemental analysis can review that material and address whether it affects the opinion of value.
First-party and third-party.
In State Farm v. Mabry, the Georgia Supreme Court confirmed that diminished value may be recoverable under first-party physical-damage coverage even when a vehicle has been properly repaired — an obligation that exists independently of any third-party liability claim.
For your caseload, that means DV isn’t limited to the not-at-fault client. It can be recoverable on your client’s own policy in at-fault, single-vehicle, and uninsured/underinsured-motorist matters that firms routinely leave on the table — expanding which of your files carry a recoverable property-damage component.
Georgia’s framework is favorable. What supports a claim is credible, independent documentation of the loss in value. That’s the piece we supply, so your file carries a substantiated, documented figure rather than an assertion.
A simple file-to-report workflow
Send the file
Forward the vehicle details, repair estimate/invoice, photos, and any relevant claim documentation.
Appraisal prepared
A certified appraiser analyzes the loss in value and documents it in an independent, professional report.
Report delivered
You receive the completed appraisal within the agreed turnaround, ready to support the claim.
Support as needed
Supplemental analysis available if additional valuation information is received after the original appraisal.
Repaired vehicle + a claim to pursue → send it to us.
Let’s talk about your caseload
Firm fee arrangements are set up once we connect — tailored to your volume and the type of matters you handle. Reach out to discuss a file or set up an ongoing referral arrangement.
Submit a file / firm inquiry