Estimator

Job description:

Collision Estimator

Omaha, Nebraska
$65,000 – $160,000 | Full-Time

Let’s cut the fluff.

If you can:

• Write a complete sheet without missing damage
• Handle supplements without babysitting
• Keep cars moving instead of stacking up
• Talk to customers and insurance without things blowing up

Then you already know how most shops fall apart.

We’re not running one of those shops.

What You’re Walking Into

• Steady work from Omaha, Council Bluffs, Bellevue, Papillion, La Vista, Elkhorn, and the surrounding metro
• Mix of commuter traffic, hail claims, insurance work, fleet vehicles, and heavy daily volume along I-80, Dodge Street, and the West Omaha corridor
• Work is here every week — no sitting around
• Parts and process are dialed — not chaos
• You won’t be cleaning up bad promises all day
• Techs want to work with you because the sheets make sense
• Management backs production, not excuses

What We Expect

• Write it right the first time
• Catch damage others miss
• Push jobs forward — don’t let them stall
• Handle pressure without losing control of the job
• Be someone the shop can rely on

Experience working with insurance carriers is required.
Experience with Progressive Insurance is a strong plus.

If you need constant hand-holding, this isn’t the spot.

If you know what you’re doing — you’ll do very well here.

Pay & Perks

• $90K–$180K (based on what you produce)
• Consistent volume = consistent paycheck

Health Coverage (Curative)

• $0 deductible
• $0 copays (in-network)
• Preloaded card for approved out-of-network care
• You pay the premium — that’s it

The Rest

• Dental & Vision
• 401(k) with company match
• PTO paid holidays
• Paid training & certifications
• Real advancement opportunities as we grow

Why Omaha

The Omaha metro continues to grow, bringing steady commuter traffic, hail damage, insurance work, and year-round repair demand. Between expanding suburban communities, major interstate traffic, and surrounding Nebraska and Iowa markets feeding into the area, the work stays consistent.

Bottom Line

Good estimators are tired of:

• Fixing broken processes
• Fighting for approvals
• Getting paid like average performers

If this sounds familiar — you already know why you’re reading this.

No pressure. Just facts.