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What can a Public Insurance Adjuster do for you?

Whether it's hurricane season or not, property damage can occur from time to time. A property loss can become a nightmare of reality overnight. As property owners survey the damage from Hurricanes and other losses, many are considering filing an insurance claim. In some cases, they are reluctant to file a claim out of concerns about premium increases or policy cancellations. In some cases, property owners are unhappy with the settlement outcome, but are not aware of alternatives. In fact:

• Insurance companies are unlikely, and in some instances, not allowed to cancel your policy or increase your premium for filing a claim of damages.

• You have the right to professional representation to help maximize your insurance claim.

• If you’re unhappy with your insurance company’s assessment of your loss, you can contest or appeal it.

Insurance companies have the benefit of professional representatives who estimate and file reports on their perception of the extent of your property damage. Shouldn’t you have the same advantage? Unlike Company Adjusters or Independent Adjusters who work for the insurance company, Public Adjusters represent policyholders. It is one thing to have knowledge of insurance policies and principles and practices... but quite more beneficial to have the knowledge and experience relative to the constructive elements of a building in order to properly assess the true value of damages. Following is a frequently asked question about Public Adjusting services from The Adjusters Group LLC, a Florida-based public adjuster firm with over 24 years of construction experience & knowledge.

Why would I need a Public Adjuster?

Just as Company Adjusters (CA) or Independent Adjusters (IA) work on behalf of insurance companies, Public Adjusters (PA) work on behalf of policyholders. Public Adjusters handle all aspects of the claims process from beginning to end. Policyholders get a full explanation of their policy and coverages including loss and insurance company claim requirements. PA's examine your damages, take inventory of your contents, estimate the costs for repair and replacement, write inventory and loss reports, file all required forms and notices and negotiate the best settlement on your behalf. 

If you are selling a home that requires a major repair from recent damages, consider contacting The Adjusters Group LLC to determine if the loss is covered by insurance. If so, the resulting repairs could significantly boost your home’s resale value at little or no cost to you.