Trailer Appraisal for Insurance Claims

Insurance carriers rely on certified, third-party appraisals to establish fair market value and settle claims defensibly. A USPAP-compliant appraisal provides the documented evidence your carrier needs to process your claim quickly and fairly, whether the trailer is damaged, stolen, or declared a total loss.

Total loss occurs when repair costs exceed the trailer's pre-damage value, and your carrier pays the full appraised value. Diminished value applies when your trailer is repaired but loses residual value due to the damage history—a separate claim our appraisers can support with a formal valuation.

We typically prepare and deliver your USPAP-compliant report within 3–5 business days of receiving your claim details. Many clients receive their appraisal even faster. We understand that insurance claims are time-sensitive, and our process is built to keep your claim moving.

For most trailer insurance claims, our appraisers work directly with your insurance adjuster and carrier documentation. If an in-person inspection is necessary, we'll coordinate the details with you and your carrier to minimize disruption.

Our appraisers hold credentials with leading professional organizations such as the ASA, CAGA, and AAA. Every report is prepared in accordance with USPAP (Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice), the standard your insurance carrier expects and recognizes.

Our appraisals are prepared to meet the standards insurance carriers require, and your carrier's adjuster will have the credentialed, documented report they need to evaluate your claim. Ultimately, your carrier makes the acceptance decision based on their policy terms and claim details.

Yes. We handle single-unit personal trailers, specialty trailers, and multi-unit commercial fleet claims. Submit your claim details, and we'll ensure the right appraiser and process are assigned to your situation.