HOW TO FILE YOUR INSURANCE CLAIM
IN FOUR EASY STEPS
Select your insurance company from this list of insurance providers to obtain their claims contact information.
Call your insurance company to report the claim.
Share the following info with your insurance company:
- Who are the people involved?
- What are the vehicle damages?
- Are there any injuries?
- Are there any witness and/or police reports?
Now that your claim has been reported, the Claims Representative will give you a claim number and the contact info of the Claims Team that will be handling your file. Please be sure to provide this information to King Collision.
You don’t need an estimate from your insurance company before contacting King Collision. However, if you choose to have the insurance company provide you with a damage appraisal (estimate) first, they will do so and they will issue you a check for repairs at that time. The insurance company’s appraisal will only cover the visible damage to your vehicle. Once your vehicle is at King Collision, we will disassemble it to uncover all the damage and report it to the insurance company.
Do not deposit any check you receive from your insurance company if you plan to have your vehicle repaired.
King Collision works with all insurance companies.
INSURANCE PROVIDERS
Acadia Insurance
Allstate
Amica Insurance Company
Arbella Insurance Company
Commerce Insurance Company
Encompass
Farm Family
Fireman’s Fund
Geico
Hanover Insurance Company
Holyoke Mutual Insurance Company
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Metropolitan Life Insurance
National Grange
Norfolk & Dedham Insurance Company
One Beacon
Pilgrim Insurance Company
Plymouth Rock Auto Insurance
Progressive Insurance
Quincy Mutual
Travelers Insurance Company
Quincy Mutual Insurance Company
Safety Insurance Company
State Farm Insurance Company
Tower Group
Travelers
USAA Insurance Company
Utica
Vermont Mutual
What To Do If You’re In An Accident
What's the first thing to do?
Calm down.
A calm and informed reaction to an accident will reduce your chances for additional grief and expense.
Get to Safety
Move your vehicle to a safe place.
Then stop and identify yourself to the other driver. (Some local statutes may require the vehicle be left as is.) If it can’t be moved, turn on the hazard lights.
Call 911
Seek medical help.
If you or other parties require it.
Exchange Information
Exchange Information
Exchange information with the other driver(s), including driver’s license numbers.
Get the driver’s name, address, telephone numbers and name of insurance company. Also, list any passengers and witnesses.
Police Info
Speak to the Police.
Tell them who you are, where you are, and explain any obvious or claimed injuries. When they arrive, get police names & badge numbers for your records.
Get contact information from any police officers who arrive at the scene. If there are injuries or extensive damage, the police should file a report. Ask to get a copy of the police report.
Don't rush to admit fault
Avoid any extensive discussions at the scene about who is responsible for damage.
If the other person admits responsibility, offers a money settlement and you accept, any future claim against the driver may be compromised. You or the other party may later find damage and bodily injury not apparent at first.
Take photos & notes
Write an accident description as soon as possible.
Include weather conditions, estimated speeds, and as much precise information as you can observe.
Take photographs.
Capture footage of the location as well as plenty of images of the vehicles themselves.
Tow to KCC
For Pembroke:
Andy’s Towing
(781) 826-4414
Notify your Insurance
Notify your insurance company of the accident.
Be as timely as possible.
