The vehicle remarketing and claims management company QCSA Holdings Inc. has purchased and will be uniting forces with Salvage Direct, a salvage re-marketing firm.
Salvage Direct was founded in 1998 as the first online auction in the total-loss claims management industry. The company also specializes in commercial and catastrophic-loss management services.
“Salvage Direct is a leader in salvage remarketing and Internet auctions,” says John Lindle, CEO of QCSA Holdings. “We are thrilled to be combining forces with Bob Joyce (the founder of the company) and his entire team.”
The new entity has more than 80 locations and more than 120,000 vehicles re-marketed annually.
“We’re excited to combine the best of both enterprises” said Bob Joyce, founder and president of Salvage Direct. “This new partnership will provide our customers with more options, increased services, broader reach and enhanced recoveries.”
“This combination represents a viable national alternative for salvage vehicle re-marketing” adds Jerry Sullivan, executive VP. “Our national footprint will allow us to quickly expand innovative and unique total loss management services not currently available in the marketplace.”
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