About Car Write-Off Claims | FCA Regulated Claims Specialists

What we stand for

Helping drivers recover the full value of their written-off vehicles

Have you ever felt your insurance payout didn’t reflect what your car was really worth?
Confused by how the valuation was calculated or why it seemed too low?
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You’re not alone.

We help drivers across England and Wales challenge undervalued insurance settlements and recover the money they should have received.
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It’s simple, stress-free, and on a No Win, No Fee basis.

Why trust us

No hassle. No pressure. Just straightforward support.

Our goal is simple — to make challenging your insurance payout as easy and straightforward as possible.

No upfront costs

You only pay if we successfully recover additional compensation for you.

No confusing jargon

We explain everything in plain English, so you always know where you stand.

No chasing or paperwork stress

We handle the claim, the evidence, and the negotiations with your insurer.

We’ve already helped thousands of drivers recover money from undervalued write-offs

‍Working with specialist partners, we focus on getting you the full and fair value your car was worth — not just what the insurer first offered.

What drives us

Built on fairness, transparency, and real outcomes

Transparency

We keep things clear from start to finish —no hidden fees, no surprises, and no confusing small print.

Fairness

We stand up for drivers who’ve received unfair or undervalued insurance payouts —and we don’t settle for less than what’s right.

Expertise

We work with experienced specialists who understand insurance valuations and write-off claims inside out — helping you build a stronger case.

The serious stuff

Regulated, transparent, and here to support you

We work with experienced claims professionals helping drivers across England and Wales challenge unfair or undervalued insurance write-off settlements.

Any partners we work with operate independently and provide impartial support, ensuring your claim is handled fairly.

You are always free to pursue your claim yourself or choose an alternative provider.

We are committed to operating in line with FCA guidance, maintaining high professional standards, and protecting your personal data at every stage.

Final step

Check if you’re owed money from an undervalued car insurance payout

If your car was written off, your insurer should have paid you the full market value — but many drivers are underpaid without realising it.

It only takes a minute to check if you’re eligible, and there are no upfront costs.

You’ll only pay if your claim is successful.

You can cancel free of charge within the 14-day cooling-off period.

Please refer to our cancellation policy for full details.

Get Started now

Car Write Off Claims is a trading style of Evans Hughes Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales (Company Number: 12573301).
Registered Office: 128 City Road, London, United Kingdom EC1V 2NX.
VAT Number: 384 2130 12.

No Win, No Fee: You will not pay any fees if your claim is unsuccessful. On successful claims, a fee between 18% – 36% (including VAT) will apply, depending on the level of redress obtained. A cancellation fee may apply if you terminate the agreement after the 14-day cooling-off period.

If you have already instructed a claims management company to act on your behalf you will need to terminate your instructions before entering into your contract with us (dependent on who you have instructed termination fees may apply, you will need to check with the instructed firm).

You may be entitled to compensation depending on the specific details of your case. The amount of any compensation will vary

You do not need to use a claims management company to make your complaint. You can do this directly with the lender for free and if your complaint is not successful you can refer it to the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) at no charge.

Free Online Checker: Refers to the check used to identify historic car valuations. This check does not affect your credit score.

Fighting for fairness in total loss claims