QCSA Direct is an experienced catastrophic-loss auctioneer

Catastrophic services

 

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QCSA Direct is very experienced with large-scale, CAT salvage after managing clean-up and staging successful auctions for ten hurricanes and countless floods.

“It’s a massive problem for both consumers and insurance companies, the devastated area is littered with total-loss vehicles. Often, the only way to begin a clean-up is to remove the vehicles from the area.  That’s where we come in.”

 

Salvage Direct makes flood clean-up easy!

 

QCSA Direct helped insurance adjusters after Katrina devastated New Orleans. QCSA Direct auctioned close to 3,000 hurricane-damaged vehicles after Katrina.

 

 

 


 


 

Our experienced crews worked after the folliowing did their damage.  Here are approximate sale numbers including scrap, disposals and recoveries:

Storm

Year

Total sales

Isabelle (VA Beach) 2003 1,146
Charley (FL) 2004 366
Frances (FL) 2004 357
Jeanne (FL) 2004 347
Ivan (FL) 2004 584
Dennis (FL) 2005 296
Katrina (LA/MS) 2005 2,970
Rita (LA) 2005 281
Wilma (FL) 2005 736
Ike (TX) 2008 1,646

Insurance companies rely on Salvage Direct to efficiently and swiftly get an affected area cleaned up. Salvage Direct also specializes in preserving and preparing vehicles for auction to minimize further damage.

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Our process is unique

  • Established standard operating procedures during CAT events for future storm management
  • Enhanced processes surrounding yard management, check-in and preservation
  • Immediate disposal/repairable recommendations
  • Very flexible and highly customized technology and billing
  • Recovery Process – photos, invoices and field receipts available on management systems
  • Specialized and intense marketing efforts down to the unit level

Our coverage is vast

Our team is ready to deploy anywhere and we've built infrastructure to handle the most likely damage zones.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Useful hurricane links

Recent updates from the National Hurricane Center effective May 15, 2010 (go to the site)

The Weather Channel

Weather.com Hurricane Central

Intellicast Storm Tracking

National Hurricane Center

FEMA Hurricane Preparedness

Weather Underground