Food for thought...

​Hurricane Irma will cause an influx of claims for insurance companies. To help meet the anticipated demand, they’re hiring independent & staff adjusters. Ads say, "Adjusters needed, NO experience necessary."

What does this mean for you, the policyholder?

This may yield potentially mismanaged claims, a good chance of your claim being underpaid or denied, and/or delays in you receiving your payment. This occasionally happens with experienced adjusters; can you imagine with inexperienced adjusters?

Just last week, a client with a underpaid claim was able to see the benefit of using our services. As public adjusters, we can resubmit claims in order to obtain proper payment. This is an example of the financial difference hiring a public adjuster can make.

Claim: 
Initial Payment: (without our help - insurance company adjuster) - $4,530.33
Supplement Payment : (with our help) - $12,090.72
Total pay out - $16,621.05
That's almost 3x more than the insurance initially paid them.

Is a public adjuster worth hiring?
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Independent & staff adjusters work for the interests of the insurance company. Rightfully so, that's who employs them.

Who works with your interests in mind?
Public Adjusters do.