Fleet claims live and die on downtime. We move efficiently from estimate to approval to repair, bill your carrier direct, and coordinate multiple units so your vehicles get back to work fast.
When a commercial vehicle is down, it costs the business every day. A fleet claim has to be fast and well documented. Here is how we handle commercial trucks, vans, buses, and municipal fleets.
Why downtime drives fleet claims
Every day a unit sits is lost revenue, so speed matters as much as the repair itself. We move from estimate to approval to repair without letting the claim stall.
- Fast written estimates to open the claim
- Supplements submitted promptly to avoid delays
- Coordination across multiple units when needed
Working with commercial carriers
Commercial policies and adjusters work differently than personal claims. We document the damage to commercial standards and bill the carrier direct.
Repairing trucks, vans, and buses
We handle commercial trucks, Sprinter and cargo vans, buses, and municipal fleet vehicles in shop, with the equipment to do structural and panel work on large units.
Frequently asked questions
How do you keep fleet downtime to a minimum?+
We write fast estimates, submit supplements promptly, and move from approval to repair without stalling. When multiple units are involved, we coordinate the work so the fleet returns to service quickly.
Do you bill commercial insurance carriers directly?+
Yes. We bill commercial carriers direct, document the damage to commercial standards, and manage the adjuster communication, so your team is not chasing paperwork.
What commercial vehicles do you repair?+
We handle commercial trucks, Sprinter and cargo vans, buses, and municipal fleet vehicles in shop, with the equipment to do structural and panel repair on large units.
Services, Vehicles, and Owners We Serve
Rigs we service
Repairs we handle
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