They fixed the car. Not the history.
You shouldn't pay the difference.

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Your Trusted Partners in Diminished Value Recovery

At MyFairClaim, we are professional appraisers with a shared mission: ensuring vehicle owners receive fair compensation for their diminished value claims. Our organization combines decades of insurance industry experience with specialized expertise in automotive valuation, creating a powerful advocate for your rights as a consumer.

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Services We Offer

Essential Report

Professional documentation to support your claim

Basic valuation report with market value estimate

Only essential information required

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Professional Report

Comprehensive documentation & analysis

Price trend analysis and vehicle history

Personalized demand letter and negotiation tips

Filing instructions and email support

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Premium Report

Full-service advocacy for maximum compensation

Everything in Professional PLUS response and dispute support

Strategic negotiation guidance and appeals support

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Claim Process

GET YOUR MYFAIRCLAIM DIMINISHED VALUE APPRAISAL

SUBMIT YOUR APPRAISAL AND OUR PROVIDED DEMAND LETTER TO THE AT FAULT INSURANCE COMPANY

RECEIVE YOUR SETTLEMENT FROM THE INSURANCE COMPANY

Recover Your Car's Value After an Accident!

Did you know that even if your car was in an accident up to two years ago, you might still be able to get thousands of dollars in lost value back? If your car's been in a crash—no matter who was at fault—insurance might not have paid you everything you're owed. Let's talk about diminished value claims and how you can recover what's rightfully yours!

What our clients say

Sarah Mitchell

MyFairClaim exceeded every expectation. Their appraisal was detailed, transparent, and backed by real industry expertise. Thanks to their guidance, I secured a significantly higher diminished value settlement than what the insurance company initially offered. Truly a team that puts consumers first.

— Sarah Mitchell, Founder

David Alenimsz

The professionals at MyFairClaim know exactly how to handle diminished value claims. Their experience in both insurance and automotive valuation made the entire process smooth and stress-free. They helped me recover far more than the initial offer—an outcome I couldn’t have achieved alone.

— David Alenimsz, Marketing Director, Urban Eats

Priya Nair

I’m incredibly grateful for the support I received from MyFairClaim. Their appraisal was precise, fair, and delivered quickly. They fought hard on my behalf and ensured I received the true value of my claim. Their service is worth every penny.

— Priya Nair, Co-Founder

Frequently Asked Questions

Diminished Value is the loss in a vehicle's market value after it has been wrecked and repaired. Even if repaired perfectly, a vehicle with an accident history is worth less than an identical one with a clean history.

We use industry-standard formulas, analyze market data, and assess the severity of the damage, the quality of repairs, and your vehicle's pre-accident condition to determine a fair and accurate diminished value amount.

Typically, no. Your own policy (collision coverage) is designed to pay for repairs. You must file a diminished value claim against the at-fault driver's insurance company.

Insurance companies are businesses. Their initial offers are often very low or non-existent. A professional, USPAP-compliant appraisal from a trusted expert is the evidence you need to substantiate your claim and demand fair compensation.

This depends on your state's statute of limitations for property damage, which is typically 2-3 years from the date of the accident. It's always best to file as soon as possible after the repairs are completed.

Not exactly. The Appraisal Clause is a provision in your own insurance policy used to settle disputes about the *amount* of loss (e.g., repair costs or the vehicle's pre-accident value). A diminished value claim is a separate claim made against the at-fault party.

If you have Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist (UM/UIM) coverage on your policy, you may be able to file a diminished value claim against your own insurance company. Check your policy details or contact us for a review.

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