On Your Side When Disaster Strikes
Commercial Property Loss
Commercial and Business properties are most at risk for being underpaid on a property loss due to the overall scope of the property, loss of use, loss of business income, and other commercial property components.
Residential Property Loss
At the end of the day, an insurance company is a business. Although an insured has signed a policy agreement with that business, the insurance company is going to pay the minimum “fair” amount on a loss. With a licensed public adjuster, we negotiate a higher settlement with the insurance company on the insured’s behalf.
Casualty Loss
Our public adjusters are licensed to adjust property and casualty claims. Casualty insurance is meant to shield the policyholder from any legal liability from any injuries to a person or property due to negligence on the insured’s behalf.
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Hail
After a hail storm, it is important to have a trained expert review your roofing system and other building components to determine if you have been a victim of hail damage.
Wind Damage
It is important to consider structural damage in all high wind related events. If not addressed, wind damage leads to interior leaks that further damage your building.
Fire & Smoke Damage
Localized fires are heavily scrutinized by insurance companies due to high suspicion of arson. Many times the insurance company still investigates the fire even if the fire department has ruled out foul play.
Water
Many times insurance companies do not use water moisture meters and rely solely upon visual observations which can lead to underpaying you for your claim.
Theft / Vandalism
Vandalism and theft are covered by your policy of insurance. Many times insurance companies will pay for spot repairs, however, this may not be the proper repair.
