Whether you’re ready to start your claim or just need guidance, our Washington-based team is here to help — no pressure, no obligations.
We’ll walk you through the process and make sure you understand every step before moving forward.
Get clear answers to the most common questions Washington drivers ask about diminished value claims, eligibility, and our free estimate process.
If your vehicle was damaged in an accident that wasn’t your fault, has been professionally repaired, and still holds reasonable market value — then yes, you likely qualify. Washington law supports diminished value claims for qualifying cases.
Yes, Washington is one of the states that recognizes diminished value claims. Insurance companies are legally required to compensate for lost value if the conditions are right.
Absolutely. In fact, most diminished value claims are filed after repairs are finished. You’ll need a detailed appraisal (we provide that) to prove the loss in value.
If you are not at fault, filing a diminished value claim against the at-fault party’s insurance should not affect your premiums. These are third-party claims, and they don’t go on your record like a personal claim might.
We stand behind our appraisals. If your claim is denied and we cannot assist you in getting compensation, we offer a 100% money-back guarantee — no risk to you.
