Insurer Report Card Survey Deadline Coming Up

Insurer Report Card Survey Deadline Coming Up

Time is running out for collision repairers to grade the performance of auto insurers in their state.

More than 925 collision repair professionals around the country in recent weeks have graded the performance of the auto insurers in their state through CRASH Network’s national “Insurer Report Card” survey — but time is running out for you to join them.

“We’ll issue the new report early in 2024 with grades for more than 75 insurance companies nationally,” said John Yoswick, editor of CRASH Network. “But we want to get as many repairers to participate as we can, because we can produce regional reports as well if enough collision repairers participate.”

The survey asks collision repairers to grade each company based on how well the insurers’ claims practices help ensure quality repairs and customer service. By assigning insurers a grade from “A+” to an “F,” shops can let consumers know which insurers prioritize safe and proper repairs and provide great customer service when consumers have a claim —and which may have some room for improvement.

The Insurer Report Card is open only to collision repairers, can be completed in as little as three minutes, and all individual shop grades and identification information remains confidential.

Shops that complete the Insurer Report Card and provide an email address will be sent the results to share with their customers, at no charge, once they’re compiled.

To request a link to the survey, click here before Dec.15.

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