Writing a hail damage estimate doesn’t have to be a guessing game. Use a PDR Price Matrix with these 3 steps: 1. Identify the panel you’re assessing. 2. Count the number of dents on that panel. 3. Determine the size of those dents—dime, nickel, quarter, or half dollar. A well-documented estimate is essential. Don’t forget to consider necessary markups for materials like aluminum or high-strength steel. If a panel is difficult to access, or if you’re dealing with oversized dents, adjust your estimate accordingly. By following this simple 3-step process, you’ll write precise, defensible estimates that reduce disputes and increase efficiency. If you want more information about writing auto hail claims check out the Hail Adjuster's Playbook on Amazon.
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