Diminished Value · Damage Estimates · Total Loss Valuations
Auto Value Claims offers three core appraisal services — each designed to document a specific type of vehicle loss after an accident. Whether your car lost market value, was under-estimated for repairs, or declared a total loss, our BOCAA-certified reports give you the independent documentation you need to negotiate with confidence.
Every report is prepared by a certified appraiser, follows USPAP compliance standards, and is formatted for direct submission to insurance companies, attorneys, or arbitration panels in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania.
Starting at
$399
Our flagship service. A BOCAA-certified, USPAP-compliant appraisal report documenting your vehicle's lost market value after a not-at-fault accident. Includes comparable sales analysis, market data review, repair severity assessment, and a signed certification — ready for insurance submission or legal proceedings.
Starting at
$350
An independent review and analysis of your vehicle's repair estimate. We identify missing repairs, underpaid line items, hidden damage, and discrepancies between the insurer's estimate and actual repair costs — giving you documentation to challenge lowball offers.
Starting at
When your insurer declares your vehicle a total loss, their offer is often below fair market value. Our independent valuation uses real market data to establish what your vehicle was truly worth before the accident — so you can dispute an unfair settlement.
For claims exceeding $5,000 or cases proceeding to arbitration or litigation, our BOCAA-certified appraisers are available to provide expert testimony. This includes deposition preparation, court appearances, and cross-examination support.
Pricing varies based on case complexity, location, and time requirements. Contact us for a custom quote.
Auto Value Claims provides appraisal documentation only and does not provide legal advice. We are not a law firm, and our services do not constitute legal representation.
Prices may vary by vehicle type, complexity, inspection distance, and documentation requirements. The prices listed above are starting points — final pricing is determined after an initial evaluation of your case.
Submit your claim online or call us directly. Free initial evaluation — no obligation.