@progressive valued this 06 Toyota Tacoma at $12,739.41. After just a few exchanges with the opposing appraiser, the correct value was agreed at $16,298.50, an increase of $3,559.09. When everyone does their job, claims don’t need to drag on.
#Progressive#ToyotaTacoma#TotalLoss
When @Nationwide valued this 2020 Range Rover Sport at $31,397.00, our client fought back and called us. In less than a week, the claim settled for $35,500.00, an increase of $4,103.00. You only do this a few times in your life. We do it every day. Hire a professional.
When @progressive valued this truck at $11,059.06, we knew there was a problem. The first red flag? A pile of “additions”, that usually means something is wrong. We prepared a full ACV report and went to work. We agreed the actual value was $14,075.00, an increase of $3,015.94.
Our client tried to handle his total loss claim. He managed to get @StateFarm to move the value up to $19,651.00 but that’s where the line in the sand was drawn. He signed over the weekend and by Tuesday, the claim was settled at $23,250.00. That’s $3,599.00 more, call Teak
This 2025 Ford King Ranch had just 937 miles on the odometer. Repairs came in at $5,668.07, but as we all know, repairing a vehicle doesn’t erase its history. We prepared a diminished value report, spoke with the @WeAreFarmers adjuster and secured a $5,500.00 in just a few weeks!
In just over a week, we proved this vehicle was worth $3,873.85 more than @USAA claimed.
At Teak Claim Consultants, we review your claim for free to make sure it’s fair and accurate.
Waiting costs you money. Calling us costs nothing and buys you peace of mind.
At Teak, we exist to be a voice for the consumer, transparency matters. Wish us luck in this one and if you support transparency in insurance, keep liking, sharing, and commenting on the settlements we post. Your engagement keep the lights on and the pressure where it belongs.
This 2004 GMC Sierra 1500 was valued by @progressive at $10,822.89. The opposing appraiser was reasonable and easy to work with, and we quickly landed on an agreed value of $16,750.00.
That’s an increase of $6,472.40 after taxes and fees, call Teak.
When @StateFarm valued this 2010 Toyota 4Runner at $10,646.00. Our client wasn’t buying it, so they found us online and reached out. After negotiating with the opposing appraiser, we agreed the actual value was $12,350.00. That’s $1,704.00 more back in our client’s pocket.
When @USAA valued this 2023 Ford Explorer at $32,562.00 our client knew something was off.
The opposing appraiser was great to work with, and in no time, we reached an agreed value of $35,781.19. That’s an increase of $3,219.19
Call a public adjuster before you settle for less.
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@GEICO worked their magic with not one, not two, but three supplements, landing at a grand total of $4,572.00. We settled this claim for $14,211.57
@GEICO- $12,845.40
Appraisal- $16,250.00, (3,617.39 increase after tax)
GEICO allowed the appraisal process which should be automatic, plenty of carriers slam that door the second a claim closes. Consumers deserve fair value with transparency and not to be left in the dark
@geico wrote an initial estimate and 3 supplements but still landed at just $3,997.51. I don’t know about you, but I’ll take the word of a repair professional over an insurance company every single day. The agreed repair amount, $9,696.64. Let this sink in, $5,699.13 short pay
@StateFarm said this fifth wheel was worth $49,144.00 but something felt off.
After running the numbers, the real value came in $17,314.75 higher after tax.
Not a small tweak, a complete course correction. Another great win for a client who refused to settle for less.
@progressive tried to peg this vehicle at $17,599.87
Yes, this trim is hard to find but not impossible. We landed at a final agreed value of $20,000.00.
The words “trust” and “insurance” should never be used in the same sentence.
@USAA said the airbag was “unrelated” to the accident and claimed repairs totaled $4,557.01.
Front-end collision. No prior accidents. Airbag mysteriously unrelated? Sure, obviously that’s how this works. The final agreed repair cost was $6,229.12
#PublicAdjuster#AutoClaims
Allstate said the repairs would cost $9,182.78.
Body shop said $13,609.80.
That left our client staring at a $4,427.02 short pay with zero desire to eat that bill.
We got everyone on the same page saving the customer thousands and agreed the true repair cost was $13,307.68.
@Safecoinsurance tried to settle this claim at $5,998.00. We invoked appraisal, got to work, and the negotiations with the other appraiser were straightforward. In the end, we secured a fair settlement of $8,680.00. This is $2,682.00 more than the initial offer!
@GEICO came in swinging with a $15,163.00 valuation… and missed the mark by a mile.
Thankfully, our client got referred to us and picked up the phone. One week later, the appraisal clause is wrapped up and the agreed value landed at $23,175.00.
That’s an $8,012.00 increase