November 29, 2025
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Write-off or Repair – How Insurance Determines

Property Damage: Write-Off or Repairs

The Math Behind the Mayhem: How Insurance Companies Decide Write-Offs vs. Repairs in Ontario Car Accidents

The aftermath of a car accident in Ontario is a whirlwind of emotions and logistical hurdles. One crucial decision you’ll face involves the fate of your damaged vehicle: will it be repaired or declared a […]

Property Damage: Write-Off or Repairs

Car Accidents in Ontario: Understanding Property Damage – Write-off vs. Repairs and How Insurance Decides

Car accidents in Ontario often leave drivers grappling with decisions about their vehicle’s property damage. One of the most critical decisions is whether to repair the vehicle or declare it a write-off. This article explores […]

Property Damage: Write-Off or Repairs

Ontario Car Accidents: The Write-Off Decision – How Insurance Companies Determine Your Vehicle’s Fate

A car accident in Ontario can leave your vehicle in a state of disrepair, prompting the question: will my insurance company write it off or pay for repairs? This decision is complex and relies on […]

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