Begin with the policy and the disagreement
Before discussing appraisal, we need to understand the policy provision and what is actually disputed. We can help organize the damage scope, estimate differences and supporting records for review. Appraisal is not a universal solution to every coverage disagreement, and its availability must be assessed for the specific claim.
What we focus on
Compare estimates
Identify disputed quantities, repair methods and pricing with corresponding documentation.
Organize support
Keep inspection materials and specialist reports tied to the relevant line items.
Discuss suitability
Review the provision, claim circumstances and any questions requiring legal advice before choosing a path.
What to bring to the review
- Policy including appraisal language
- Both estimates and correspondence
- Supporting inspection reports
A common question
Is appraisal the same as mediation?
No. They are different dispute processes. Ask which process may address your particular disagreement before proceeding.
Related claim help
Go into the conversation prepared.
Organized documentation helps explain your position during a claim settlement discussion.
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A useful estimate explains the work, quantities and supporting evidence behind the claim.
Explore this page →When the estimate does not match the repairs.
A low payment deserves a careful comparison of scope, pricing and the carrier’s payment explanation.
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