Frequently Asked Questions

 A Public Adjuster is a licensed and bonded professional who can adjust claims with the insurance company on the insured's behalf. This is a very complicated process, and the average policyholder could end up losing out on a substantial amount of money. When you file a claim, the insurance company sends their own adjuster to evaluate the damage, this adjuster works for the insurance company so it is not in their best interest to help you. That is why you need your own adjuster so he can represent you with the insurance company. 

 A Public Adjuster will take care of estimating, negotiating, filing all documentation with the insurance company, assuring the policyholder gets treated fairly and gets fully compensated for their loss. 

 A Public Adjuster could represent the rights of the insured, maximizing the claim and working every step of the way so you could get on with your life. 

A Public Adjuster works on a Contingency Basis that means if we can't recover any money for you, you owe us nothing!  

The contingency fee is only a percentage of what an adjuster was able to settle from the insurance company. They are only allowed to take this percentage for new money they took part in adjusting and they can’t take a percentage out of the deductible. 

If we can not get your claim approved, we will not charge for our services. You have nothing to lose, and everything to gain. We work on a percentage basis from the settlement, so there is no money out of your pocket.  

 If your claim has been denied or if you didn't get paid enough it is never too late to get what you deserve. We can help review and resubmit your claim. We have helped many policyholders successfully file claims and get approved for the funds they so deserve.  

You still get to manage your money and hire the contractors of your preference. We just helped you uncover money to do it!