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WHAT IS A PUBLIC ADJUSTER?
A public adjuster is an insurance claims specialist who represents you (the policyholder), rather than the insurance company, during the claims process. Public adjusters are licensed professionals who are trained to assess and document damage, negotiate with insurance companies, and help policyholders receive the maximum settlement they are entitled to.
Public adjusters typically work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they only get paid if you receive a settlement. The fee is a percentage of the final settlement amount, typically around 10%. While this may seem like a significant amount, public adjusters often help policyholders receive settlements that are 30-70% times larger than what they would have received without their help.
WHY HIRE US?
Fair Representation
Insurance companies have their own adjusters who work to protect the company’s interests. By hiring an independent public adjuster, we will solely focus on representing your interests and ensuring that you receive a fair settlement.
Expertise and Experience
We have a deep understanding of the insurance industry and are trained to handle complex claims. We know how to navigate the claims process and can help you avoid common pitfalls that could harm your chances of receiving a fair settlement.
Peace of Mind
Filing a home insurance claim can be a time-consuming process, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the process. We will take care of all the paperwork and negotiations, allowing you to focus on getting your life back to normal. Knowing that you have a knowledgeable and experienced professional on your side can provide peace of mind and help ease some of the stress.
OUR SERVICES...
We offer a variety of services contingent upon what's needed to get your life back to normal.
It’s important to remember that insurance companies are businesses, and their primary goal is to minimize their financial liability. This means that they may try to offer a lower settlement than what you are entitled to or deny your claim altogether.
Disaster recovery services refer to the process of restoring systems, data, and infrastructure after a natural or man-made disaster has occurred.
Building estimates refer to a calculated approximation of the costs associated with constructing a building or structure, taking into account materials, labor, and other expenses
Content inventory valuations refer to the process of assessing the value of personal property and possessions, such as furniture, electronics, and artwork, for insurance purposes or in the event of a loss.
Clean-up salvage valuation refers to the assessment of the remaining value of damaged or destroyed property or assets that can still be recovered, salvaged, or repurposed after a disaster or other event.
Temporary living accommodations refer to housing arrangements made for individuals or families who are displaced from their homes due to a natural disaster, home renovation, or other unexpected event.