Comparable BC listings
Current retail listings for the same year, make, model, trim, mileage range, and condition in BC or nearby Canadian markets.
Free BC total-loss offer gap estimate
Compare an ICBC total-loss offer with realistic BC replacement listings, recent repair records, and vehicle-specific condition evidence before deciding whether an independent appraisal may help.

Enter the offer, a realistic comparable replacement value, and documented vehicle-specific evidence. The result shows the gap your appraisal file may need to explain.
Tip: keep this conservative. A strong appraisal file uses realistic comparables and documented facts, not the highest advertised listing.
Estimated documentation gap
This is a meaningful documentation gap. If your comparable listings and vehicle records are solid, an independent appraisal may help you present a clearer counter-offer package.
Get an Independent AppraisalA useful settlement discussion starts with documentation. These are the items a BC appraiser will look for before preparing a valuation file.
Current retail listings for the same year, make, model, trim, mileage range, and condition in BC or nearby Canadian markets.
Clear photos, odometer reading, trim/options, accident history, pre-loss condition notes, and any evidence that separates your vehicle from an average example.
Tires, brakes, timing belt, transmission work, suspension, batteries, or maintenance that would affect replacement value when documented with receipts.
The ICBC offer, any valuation worksheet, and notes about how the number was calculated so the appraisal can address the actual gap.
Before you dispute the number
The calculator points to the size of the gap. The appraisal turns that gap into a documented file with comparable listings, condition notes, and a plain-English valuation summary that can support your response.
Common questions before using an independent appraisal to support a total-loss settlement discussion.
No. This is an educational estimate from IC Appraisal BC. It helps you organize the gap between the offer, comparable replacement listings, and vehicle-specific evidence before deciding whether an independent appraisal may help.
Use a realistic average from comparable BC retail listings for the same year, make, model, trim, mileage, and condition. Do not use the highest outlier listing. The strongest files use several comparable listings, not one screenshot.
Not automatically. Recent repairs can support value when they are relevant, documented, and not simply normal wear items already reflected in the comparable listings. They are evidence inputs, not guaranteed additions.
It is most useful when the ICBC offer appears lower than realistic replacement cost and you have concrete evidence: low mileage, premium trim, strong condition, recent major work, specialty configuration, or comparable listings that support a higher value.
After we review and accept the file, the completed appraisal is delivered by email within 1 hour after payment. If photos, the offer, or comparable evidence are missing, we will ask for them first.
The standard remote certified vehicle appraisal is $75 plus tax. You upload the offer, vehicle photos, odometer, trim/options, repair records, and any comparable listings online.