faqS for diminished value claim and total loss valuation

  • Diminished value is the loss in a vehicle’s market value after it has been damaged in an accident and then repaired. Even when repairs restore a car to proper way, at Delta Diminished Value and Appraisal Center we will provide detail report and we will submitted to insurance company on your behalf.

  • You can dispute the payment as long as you did not sign the property damage release form. some times insurance sent a check to vehicle owner and owner will deposit the check, you still can negotiate even you deposit the check, just call us and we will help you

  • By the law insurance need 60 days to review the demand and response to demand, at Delta diminished value and appraisal center, once we submit the report to insurance company we will follow up with them after 7 days, but settlement usually takes 20 to 30 days

  • Yes, at Delta Diminished Value and Appraisal Center we will review your claim and we will navigate you how to file diminished value for the second loss

  • Yes, if the loss happened in GA you can use right of appraisal clause in your policy for more detail please reach out to Delta Diminished Value and Appraisal Center and we will help you step by step

  • No, because you are not the owner and at the end of lease term you will return the car back to the dealer unless you are planing to buy the vehicle at the end of term, please call Delta Diminished Value and Appraisal center and we will navigate you through this process.

  • if insurance company denied your diminished value, you don’t need to hire a lawyer, you have multiple options, at Delta Diminished Value and Appraisal Center we will help you step by step to cover your loss

  • In GA you have 4 years to file the diminished value claim from the date of loss but the sooner the better.

  • Yes, 100% you can file to your own insurance company and also use Right of Appraisal Clause. call Delta Diminished Value and Appraisal Center and we will help you to file it