In this article, we study normalized univalent harmonic mappings associated with quasi-subordination. For the class $\mathcal {S}_{H_q}^0(\mathcal {S})$
, we establish the harmonic analog of the Bieberbach conjecture together with the corresponding sharp growth estimate. Under suitable additional assumptions on the quasi-subordination data, we obtain integral mean estimates for this class. We also derive analogous results for several significant subclasses of $\mathcal {S}^{0}_{H}$
, including the class of mappings with m-fold symmetric analytic and co-analytic parts, as well as the class of mappings admitting minimal surface lifts. By leveraging the flexibility of quasi-subordination, these findings extend and unify several earlier results in the study of univalent harmonic mappings.