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Find answers to common questions about public adjusters and their services.
It’s best to involve a public adjuster as early in the claims process as possible. We are trained to review and understand insurance policy language and can help identify additional coverages you might otherwise miss. You should especially consider hiring one if you don’t have time to deal with your insurer, don’t understand your policy, have extensive or complicated damage, receive a quick payoff offer, or feel the carrier’s settlement is inadequate.
Public Adjuster works on your behalf throughout the insurance claims process. We review your insurance policy to determine available coverages, inspect and document the damage, and prepare detailed estimates to support your claim. We then submit and manage the claim while communicating directly with the insurance company. Our role includes negotiating the settlement to help ensure you receive what you are entitled to under your policy.
A public adjuster represents the policyholder, not the insurance company. Unlike the insurance company’s adjuster, who works for the insurer, a public adjuster works exclusively in your interest. and help ensure your claim is properly prepared and presented.
After experiencing property damage, it’s completely normal to want to fix things right away. Don’t make permanent or emergency repairs until you or an adjuster have documented the damage.
Your policy does require you to take reasonable steps to prevent further damage(such as covering a roof or stopping a leak) but avoid permanent repairs until the damage has been properly documented.
Also, keep any damaged materials until they’ve been seen by the adjuster. Disposing of items too soon can sometimes create unnecessary questions about your claim.
The key is simple: document first, then mitigate. Taking a little extra time upfront can help protect your claim and give you greater peace of mind during the process.
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