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Had the pleasure of meeting Mr Brown in person here in Dallas. Very smart and easy gojng man. Today I am a full time estimator, and he is the one that introduced me to this estimating world in CCC.
I have gotten so many calls from adjusters asking me how to write an automobile estimate. When this awesome video came on the scene. All I do now, when I get a call, is direct the adjusters to this video. They express to me how helpful this video is. Awesome job Mr. Brown.
Great job on the video Spens. I am grateful to have met and worked with this gentleman on several cat deployments. He is awesome!!! and a great teacher/mentor!
This is an extremely well put together video. It will prepare you for immediate work. The detail in how Spenser Brown demonstrates how to write the perfect estimate is phenomenal. If you are interested in a career path in field or desk auto independent adjusters or just want to know how your car is assessed when storm damage occurs, you will be pleasantly surprised by the knowledge you gain from this video. Thanks and kudos to Spenser Brown on this video!
This video is awesome and will provide much help not only for those who are new to auto adjusting, but also for those who are already adjusters. I wish I had this to refer to when I first got started. It truly would have taken away a lot of anxiety. I knew absolutely nothing when it came to knowing what needed to be R&I (Remove and Install) replaced, repaired, etc. Good job explaining the terminology. For those who need to understand how to write the estimate, this video is really going to be a great help if watched and studied before going into orientation because they will then be ahead of the game and will be able to better understand the terminology and everything else that the presenter will be teaching. Great job Spenser putting this video together. It is very detailed from beginning to end I’m sure many will greatly appreciate all your efforts. Much success and many blessings to those who are starting out as an adjuster. It’s truly a great field to be a part of.😊
This is great training for experienced and unexperienced adjuster’s to generate good estimates. This video can be a life changer for those desiring to be independent adjusters.
This is a wonderful video to share with an estimator in training! Have to say he explains it much more thoroughly then I ever would have! Thanks for this helpful turtoual!
Thank you for sharing this information for a auto inspection, I learned a lot from this video fast!! especially the terminology!! R&I lift gate, number, painting and blending the scope of vehicle!!! Thank you Spenser
I loved watching you Spence! I had to do 4 estimates as home work and I watched your video while I did them all, your energy and knowledge were just what I needed to not feel overwhelmed and lost!
This video is EXTERMELY AWSOME , second to none! Good job Mr. Brown. Hopefully you can share more videos when you've a chance . Thank you very much for the great job you done.
Thank you for taking your time and making this very detailed video. I was an autobody technician/sprayer now transferring to estimating so this helped me understand another part of the field.
Hello Mr. Brown this video is very informative, in detail, and instructive. We need more videos like this. Are you creating any more videos? This is amazing on how you are distributing these jewels!
Awesome video, great information. Especially for us newbies getting into the business. Thanks for taking the time to make such an informative video. For some reason I cant locate the scope sheet and other forms you showed.
This idea of these videos is very good, interesting. I would like you to address the part when you have to cut, weld, when a vehicle comes that you have to rebuild the rear part.
You are very welcome, please share with some of our young peoples that need a start. This career field in wide open and pays very well. Thank you so very much.
Great video thank you Spenser! Any advice on how I can break into the industry? Finding it difficult as many insurance companies in NJ are looking for someone with 18 months experience in CCC . Are there any accredited sources you can recommend? Many Thanks in advance!!
I just got a job @ shop. They have an account with Enterprise Car Rental. I will be handling part of them writing estimates. Your video definitely will help. I'm licensed too. Thanks again! Cant wait to see more.@@theperfectestimate
In most cases 75% of the value of the vehicle and this mostly apply to collisions & wind debris. Floods Vehicle, it depends on the flood level and Hail damage vehicle, there's a matrix provide by the insurance company and the percentage is different, depending on the vehicle.
Prior shop estimator and insurance adjuster here. Mainly It’s set by state insurance commissioner law. Exp MD is 75% of the AVC Some states are 100% damage over the ACV ( Actual Cash Value). As a shop you prepare the estimate to determine the scope/cost of the repair. The shop can use NADA values as a GUIDE or estimate of the ACV. Is the cost to repair 75% greater then the ACV? If so it’s probably a total loss. Now as a insurance adjuster I need to make that call and not the shop. Why? Because the insurance company is the one who is writing off the car, dealing with payments and title and salvage disposal. In some cases a insurance company can total a car at any % Exp flood claim, mold, bio hazard claim. Let’s say a car was flooded, These are just written off if the water went above the rocker panel. It can become a headache car / claim for years to come to the insurance company and most importantly the owner.
Great video! Lots of information formatted and spoken well. Chad and Carla referred me and would like more information. Am I able to reach out through email? If so would you mind providing me with your email address. Thank you!!
