Absolutely. We understand that collision claims often involve bodily injury components, and we work cooperatively with personal injury attorneys to provide the documentation they need — repair records, photos, supplement histories, and damage assessments. Getting your car fixed correctly is part of building a complete picture of what this accident cost you.

Yes. We handle the insurance process on your behalf — communicating with adjusters, submitting supplements, and documenting everything your insurer needs. You do not have to be the go-between. Our job is to make this as stress-free as possible so you can focus on getting back to normal life.

Actual cash value is what your insurance company determines your vehicle was worth immediately before the accident. If repair costs exceed a percentage of ACV (which varies by insurer), your car may be declared a total loss and you receive a settlement instead of a repair. ACV calculations can undervalue your vehicle. You have the…

Diminished value is the reduction in your vehicle’s market value after a collision — even after repairs are made perfectly. A vehicle with an accident history is worth less than one without, and in many cases you can file a diminished value claim against the at-fault driver’s insurance. Nevada allows diminished value claims for third-party…