Call Scheduler
Total Loss Appraisals
Talk to a Case Manager About Your Totaled Car
Have questions about your total loss settlement offer, or want a professional opinion before you sign anything? Pick a date and time on the calendar to book a free 15 minute phone call with one of our Case Managers.
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Three Ways to Reach Us
- 1372 Peachtree St NE Suite S10, Atlanta, GA 30309
- (877) 667-2326
- crm@appraisalengine.com
- SMS / iMessage (678) 702-2803
HOW IT WORKS
What We Cover on the Call
Whether your insurance company total loss offer looks fair or undervalued How your vehicle’s Actual Cash Value (ACV) was calculated, and where carriers commonly get it wrong Your rights under the Appraisal Clause in your auto policy The fastest path to a corrected settlement for your car, truck, or SUV Clear next steps, including whether an independent total loss appraisal makes sense for your claim
Who Should Book a Call
Book a call if your vehicle was declared a total loss and any of the following apply:
The offer feels low compared to local listings for the same year, make, and model,
Your vehicle was in above average condition or had recent upgrades,
You feel pressured to accept and sign a release quickly,
You want a second opinion before you respond to the adjuster
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Plan for about 15 minutes. That is enough time for a Case Manager to understand your claim, answer your questions, and outline your options.
Yes. The scheduled call and the initial claim review carry no cost and no obligation. You only pay if you decide to order a full independent total loss appraisal.
Your insurance company’s vehicle valuation report (CCC, Mitchell, or Audatex), your claim number, and basic details about your vehicle’s condition, mileage, and options. If you do not have everything, we can still help.
Yes. We prepare independent total loss appraisals for vehicle owners across the United States and apply the valuation rules that apply in your state.
If your offer looks fair, we will say so. If it appears undervalued, we will explain how an independent appraisal and the appraisal clause can help you pursue a corrected settlement.