What Does an Auto Damage Appraiser Do

Appraisers estimate the cost or value of an insured item. Most are auto damage appraisers— they inspect damaged vehicles and estimate the cost of repairs. Adjusters inspect damaged real estate properties and automobiles to determine how much the insurance company should pay for the loss.

What does auto damage adjuster do?

The responsibilities of an auto damage adjuster include evaluating an insurance claim and determining an appropriate settlement. You evaluate the damage done to a vehicle and determine automotive repair costs that insurance companies pay.

How do I become an auto damage appraiser?

  1. Complete a 30-hour board approved Auto Damage Appraiser course.
  2. Complete a 3-month Apprenticeship under a licensed, board approved Auto Damage Appraiser.
  3. Apply for the state licensing exam. Learn more…
  4. Pass the written and practical exams.
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