F.A.Q.

How do public adjusters work?

A public adjuster is a professional who handles claims on behalf of the policyholder. A public adjuster works as an advocate for the policyholder with regard to the negotiation and appraisal of the insurance claim. Your adjuster will work through every part of the claims process, working closely with your insurance company to provide you with the most appropriate settlement amount.

How do adjusters get paid?

Public Adjusters charge a percentage of the net settlement of the claim, which is established at the very beginning of the claims process. They are then paid after the claim is settled, upon you receiving payment of your entitled proceeds. If we cannot achieve a settlement for you, we will not take a single penny from you.

What can I do if my insurance company has already paid me, but it's too little for repairs?

If you have already received a check from your insurance company but it does not cover the cost of repairs, or if you feel your were underpaid, you may hire an adjuster to reopen the claim for an additional payment.

How long do I have to report my claim?

It depends on the type of claim, when the date of loss is and the statute of limitations pertaining to each particular loss. Call us immediately after discovering damages.

Do I have to pay anything up front?

You have nothing to pay until the claim is settled.

Is there a fee for you to come out and look at the situation?

No. We offer free consultations.