Diminished value laws in North Carolina may not reflect those in other states. Additionally, the average consumer may feel intimidated by the legal language used in this North Carolina Laws & Rules document. Fortunately, there are avenues that allow motorists to seek a remedy when insurance disputes arise.

You can contact the manager of the insurance provider in writing. You may agree upon a mutually satisfactory settlement by outlining your complaint or why you think a decision is wrong. When this approach does not work, consumers can consider making a complaint.

Each state provides access to Department of Insurance resources. The most convenient way to access these resources is via the DOI website. You can search for the appropriate complaint form by using a phrase such as “North Carolina Department of Insurance Complaint Form.” Follow the instructions carefully, ensuring that all information and documented evidence are submitted.

Wreck Check Diminished Value Appraisal

Alternatively, consumers can consult with Wreck Check Atlanta. We provide several appraisal services in North Carolina. Reaching a fair diminished value settlement can take time, patience and energy. With our specialist appraiser fighting in your corner, you have greater negotiating power.
Wreck Check Atlanta can appraise your vehicle before, during and after repairs. We negotiate with North Carolina insurance providers and body shops. This part of the process is designed to achieve a fair settlement for our customers. Some of the areas in which we have expertise include:

• NC Rule on Total Losses
• North Carolina’s 3rd Party Appraisal Clause

In addition to our standard appraisal services, Wreck Check Atlanta can liaise with your attorney. Reports from our appraiser may support any legal claim you file in relation to diminished value. However, in most cases, these claims do not reach court, as insurance companies would rather avoid the risk of paying costs and fees.

Diminished Value Consultation

A diminished value consultation with a Wreck Check appraiser is usually informal. Our goal is to assess your case and determine if we can offer you appropriate support and services. In many cases, an initial appraisal of your case is free of charge.

Call our offices today if you are currently dealing with a diminished value claim in North Carolina. We are committed to providing the highest standard of support and services.