What is a Public Adjuster?
A Public Adjuster is an accredited professional, licensed by the State of Florida to represent home and business owners with their insurance companies.
Besides attorneys, a Public Adjuster with a license, is the only type of claim adjuster that can legally represent the rights of homeowners or business owners during an insurance claim process.
We, as your Public Adjusters will handle your claim from start to end, not only representing you but also, advising you while we evaluate and negotiate your loss with the insurance company.
Our job as your Public Adjuster involves the evaluation of your insurance policy to determine what kind of coverage you have. After investigating in detail, we will justify and explain to your property, personal contents and/or any additional expenses caused by the loss, that may be covered by your insurance.
We will also prepare in behalf of our client, any requested documents by the insurance to suport the claim.
Licensed and accredited to work through the whole State of Florida.
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YOU DO NOT PAY US, IF YOU DO NOT GET PAID!
We work on a contingency basis which means that we do not get paid until you have been paid. With this, we make sure our job will be transparent, ethic and effective.
What is our Goal?
Our main goal is to find complete satisfaction from our clients, making sure that their insurance company is complying with their obligations and compensates ours client for their losses.
If I already opened a claim, can I get help from a Public Adjuster?
Yes, you can. Even if you have already filed your claim, received a payment or your claim was denied, we can still help you by taking other measurements so that you can be adquately indemnified for your loss.
Why should I hire a Public Adjuster?
The knowledge of a Public Adjuster during a claim process will make a huge difference in the result and payment of your claim. Our license allows us to legally represent you, making sure you will receive all the benefits of your insurance policy that you are, by law, entitled to.