01 / REVIEW
Check the valuation report
I examine the insurer's CCC, Mitchell, or other valuation report for inaccuracies that may affect actual cash value.
Learn about my review →WASHINGTON TOTAL LOSS APPRAISER · CONSUMER-ONLY
Independent Total Loss Appraiser Serving Washington, Oregon & Idaho
Your insurance company's valuation isn't your only option. Get a free second opinion from a real, local Northwest auto appraiser who works for policyholders only. I personally review your vehicle, challenge inaccurate valuations, and advocate for a fair, evidence-supported payout.
Consumer-only · Never insurance-side$550 flat appraisal feeOne appraiser. Direct contact.
Know what you're being offered
Your insurance company's valuation isn't your only option.
A total loss offer can be affected by incorrect vehicle details, missing equipment, unsuitable comparables, or questionable condition adjustments. I review the evidence before recommending your next step.
02 / APPRAISE
Document your vehicle's value
I research vehicle-specific market evidence, including equipment, mileage, condition, and comparable vehicles.
My appraisal approach →03 / RESOLVE
Use the appraisal clause
When the policy and applicable law allow, the appraisal process provides a way to resolve a dispute over vehicle value.
Understand the process →Washington is my primary market
Local knowledge matters when your vehicle is totaled.
From Seattle and Tacoma to Spokane and Vancouver, I focus on what a comparable vehicle is worth in the relevant market—not simply what a valuation system outputs.
I work directly with vehicle owners on first-party total loss disputes. You deal with me from the initial review through the appraisal process—not a rotating team or an AI-generated estimate. I do not accept insurer-side assignments.
Explore Washington Appraisal Services →“If the offer from your insurance company seems low, it probably is worth having an independent appraiser review it.”
Start with the actual valuation report. I'll explain whether the number is supported.
Review My Offer →Washington service areas
Total loss appraisal services across Washington
My primary service area includes Puget Sound, Southwest Washington, and Eastern Washington. Find the information most relevant to your area.
One appraiser. Direct communication. Consumer-only.
MEET YOUR NORTHWEST TOTAL LOSS APPRAISER
When you hire Total Loss Northwest, you work directly with me.
No call center. No rotating case managers. No AI-generated appraisal passed off as personal service.
I'm an independent Northwest auto appraiser who works exclusively for policyholders. When an insurance company totals your vehicle and its offer doesn't reflect the evidence, I personally review the valuation, research comparable vehicles, and work through the appraisal process with you.
You can ask me questions, discuss the report, and know who is handling your claim from beginning to end. My business is built on accurate, well-supported appraisals and personal accountability.
Real local appraiserPolicyholders only$550 flat appraisal fee
Questions before you challenge the offer?
Can I dispute my total loss settlement?
Often, yes. Your policy may contain an appraisal clause that addresses disputes about the amount of loss. Eligibility and procedures depend on your policy and state.
Do you work for insurance companies?
No. I handle consumer-side first-party total loss appraisals, not insurer-side assignments. You work directly with me.
What should I send for a free review?
Start with your insurer's valuation report, settlement offer, vehicle details, and any documentation of options or condition.
Do you serve Oregon and Idaho?
Yes. Washington is my primary focus, and I also handle qualifying first-party total loss appraisal matters in Oregon and Idaho.
Start here
Don't accept a low offer without reviewing the numbers.
Send your insurance valuation report directly to me. I'll review the numbers and explain whether an independent appraisal makes sense for your claim.
Request a Free Claim Review →