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We work with your insurance company

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We understand that finding a reputable and dependable company can be overwhelming.  We are very experienced in working with your insurance company to assess the damage and complete the repair as quickly as possible so you can get your vehicle back on the road.  

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1. Move to a safe area (if you can)

If it's safe to do so and you aren't seriously injured, move your car out of further harm's way, like to the shoulder of the road. If moving your car just isn't possible, flip on your hazards to warn other drivers that your vehicle isn't going anywhere any time soon.

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2. Stop your vehicle and get out

Make sure your car is no longer moving, turn off the engine. Take a moment to catch your breath. Check to make sure it's safe to get out of your car before opening the door. If you have flares or similar road safety items, consider using them.

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3. Check on others involved

Check on all the other parties involved, including drivers, passengers, and pedestrians, to make sure no one is hurt. Call 911 if anyone may be injured. 

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4. Call the police to the scene

Even in minor accidents, a police accident report can prove invaluable when dealing with your car insurance company and other drivers. Cooperate fully, but avoid admitting fault or blaming others while at the scene. 

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5. Gather info

Try to write down as much info as possible in the accident aftermath.

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6. Document the scene

If you have a smartphone with a camera, snap some photos of the accident scene. They'll come in handy during the claim process.

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7. File your insurance claim

 If you aren't sure who to call, check your insurance ID card for your insurer's contact information.

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After step 7, it's our turn to help. We'll work with your insurance company to get your car repaired as quickly as possible and do it right the first time.

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