Independent appraisers · All 50 states
If your total loss offer feels low, it probably is. We invoke the appraisal clause in your policy and negotiate on your behalf. On average, our clients get 46.8% more than the first offer.
If you don't get paid, we don't get paid. No upfront fees, ever.
How it works
Most drivers don't know their policy includes an appraisal clause. We do this every day. You send the offer, we do the fighting.
Tell us about your vehicle and the insurer's number. We review your claim for free and tell you honestly whether it's worth challenging.
We guide you through invoking the appraisal clause in your policy, then take over the valuation and negotiate directly with the insurer.
Our clients average 46.8% more than the first offer. Most cases resolve in 2 to 4 weeks, and you pay nothing unless your settlement improves.
How we get paid
No upfront fees, no hourly rates, no invoices in the mail. Our fee is 35% of the increase we secure above the insurer's first offer. If the number doesn't move, you owe us nothing.
Example: your insurer offers $11,200 and we settle at $16,400. Our 35% fee comes only from the $5,200 increase. You keep the full first offer, plus $3,380 you would never have seen otherwise.
"If you don't get paid, we don't get paid."
What we do
A total loss claim has a lot of moving parts. We handle all of them, so the insurer deals with us instead of wearing you down.
An independent, evidence backed valuation of your vehicle's true market value, built to stand up against the insurer's number.
We invoke and manage the appraisal clause in your policy, the formal path to challenge a lowball total loss offer.
We negotiate directly with your insurer on your behalf, so you never have to argue value with an adjuster again.
Guidance through the paperwork, deadlines, and carrier requirements that trip up drivers handling a claim alone.
A real person to answer your questions and keep you updated at every step, from first review to final settlement.
Why Rainrock
Rainrock & Associates is an independent firm that works only on total loss claims. Our appraisers have spent years inside these valuations. They know exactly how carriers assemble a lowball number, and how to take one apart.
Real results
Every client below came to us with a number that felt wrong. Here is how it ended.
Honestly I almost just took what they offered. My brother told me to call Rainrock first and I'm glad I did. I didn't have to do much, they walked me through everything. Ended up with a lot more than I expected.
The insurance company sent me a number and acted like that was just how it was. It wasn't. Rainrock knew exactly what to do and didn't let them off easy. I wish I'd called sooner.
They offered me $11,200 for a truck I paid $19k for two years ago. Rainrock got me to $16,400. The process took about three weeks. Would have left thousands on the table if I hadn't made that call.
Common questions
If your question isn't here, start a free review and ask us directly. A real person reads every submission.
Ask Us About Your ClaimNo upfront fees. We work on contingency: our fee is 35% of the increase we secure above the insurer's first offer, and we only get paid when you do. If we don't improve your offer, you owe nothing.
Most auto insurance policies include an appraisal clause that gives you the right to dispute a total loss settlement. You invoke it, then both sides bring in representatives to establish fair market value. If they can't agree, a neutral umpire makes the final call. We guide you through the whole process and negotiate on your behalf once it's invoked.
Most cases are resolved within 2 to 4 weeks, depending on your insurer's responsiveness and the complexity of your claim.
If your vehicle has been declared a total loss and you believe the insurer's offer is too low, you likely qualify. There's no obligation to find out.
If your insurer has already sent you a valuation, try to have your CCC ONE report on hand. This is the vehicle valuation report most insurers use to justify their offer. Having it ready helps us review your claim faster and identify where they may have undercalculated your vehicle's value.
In some cases we can still help. It depends on your state and what you signed. Contact us as soon as possible and we'll review your situation.
A free claim review takes minutes and a real person reads it. No upfront fees, no obligation, no pressure. Just an honest read on whether your offer is fair.
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