A public adjuster is a licensed professional who represents homeowners and business owners in negotiating property damage insurance claims. Their primary aim is to ensure policyholders receive the maximum settlement they’re entitled to.

While both assess damage to determine the value of a claim, an insurance company adjuster works for the insurance company. In contrast, a public adjuster works on behalf of the policyholder, ensuring their interests are prioritized.

Yes, public adjusters are skilled in handling both residential and commercial property damage claims, helping ensure that policyholders get a fair settlement regardless of property type.

If you feel overwhelmed by the claims process, believe the insurance offer is too low, or face a complex damage scenario, it might be beneficial to hire a public adjuster.  If you find yourself with a claim denial, a public adjuster can help as well! 

Public adjusters can assist with a range of property damage, including hurricane, fire, flood, mold, theft, and more.

A public adjuster does not get paid, unless you get paid. 

Public adjusters in Florida typically work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they receive a percentage of the claim settlement. 

Yes, in many instances, a public adjuster can reopen a claim to negotiate a better settlement if there’s evidence of underpayment or overlooked damages.

Public adjusters have extensive knowledge of the insurance claims process, enabling them to navigate paperwork, negotiations, and other property damage claim hurdles efficiently, often leading to quicker claim process for you.