How EstiVerify Reviews Your Collision Estimate

You received a collision estimate filled with parts, labor times, repair operations, and codes that probably mean absolutely nothing to you.

That's normal. Most people do not read collision estimates every day. We do.

EstiVerify takes a closer look at the estimate and available repair information, then explains what is included, what may deserve another look, and which questions may be worth asking before you make your next decision.

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How EstiVerify Works

Collision estimates can be confusing. Parts, labor times, repair operations, procedures, and estimating codes can make it difficult to understand exactly what is included in the repair plan.

EstiVerify provides an independent review designed to help you understand your estimate, identify questions that may deserve a closer look, and make more informed decisions based on the available evidence.

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A Clearer Way to Understand Your Collision Estimate

Most drivers do not review collision estimates every day. We do.

Our process is built around a simple principle:

Fairness Is Following the Evidence.

We do not take the driver's side, the repair shop's side, or the insurance company's side. We review the available estimate and repair information independently.

Step 1: Upload Your Estimate

Start by uploading the collision estimate you received.

This may be an insurance estimate, a repair facility estimate, or both if you have them available.

We accept the estimate information and available documentation submitted with your review.

The information is used to evaluate the repair estimate and prepare your EstiVerify review.

Step 2: We Review the Estimate Line by Line

An experienced collision estimator reviews the available estimate and repair information.

We look at the parts, labor, repair operations, estimating information, and available vehicle-specific repair procedures.

Areas we may review include:

Repair operations that may deserve additional review
Labor times and listed repair procedures
OEM, aftermarket, recycled, or reconditioned parts listed on the estimate
Scanning, calibration, measuring, or diagnostic operations
Differences between available insurance and repair facility estimates
Estimate items that may require additional documentation or explanation

Every EstiVerify reviewer has extensive real-world collision estimating experience.

Our goal is not to assume something is missing or incorrect. Our goal is to review the available information and identify questions supported by the evidence.

Step 3: Receive a Clear, Plain-English Review

When the review is complete, you receive a report designed to help you better understand the estimate.

Depending on the information available, your review may help explain:

What repair operations are currently included
Which estimate items may deserve additional review
Differences between available estimates
The estimated financial impact of identified estimate differences when sufficient information is available
Questions you may want to ask your repair facility or insurer

We explain the estimate in plain language so you can better understand the repair plan and the information being used to support it.