Florida Insurance Claim Damage Professional

Duties of a Florida Public Adjuster

1. A Florida Public Adjuster inspects the damaged areas with scrutiny noting any and all damage that could possibly be included in the claim.

2. A Florida Public Adjusters staff may sift through the debris of damaged personal property, painstakingly documenting and inventorying each and every damaged item to ensure every penny is accounted for.

3. A Florida Public Adjuster documents the damage to the structure and personal property with hundreds and sometimes thousands of digital photos.

4. A Florida Public Adjuster diagrams the affected areas to ensure accurate damage estimation.

5. A Florida Public Adjuster reviews the insured's insurance policy to be sure the insurance company is affording every possible coverage to their client.

6. A Florida Public Adjuster reviews the insurance company's estimate of damage. Errors in the extent of the damage or pricing for the damaged items are noted.

7. A Florida Public Adjuster reviews, understands and responds to what can seemingly be an overwhelming amount of confusing paperwork sent to you by your insurance company.

8. A Florida Public Adjuster formulates a complete estimate of damages and compiles a package with all relevant photos and other claim documentation. The Claim Pack is then delivered to the insurance carrier for their review.

9. A Florida Public Adjuster meets the insurance company’s claims adjuster or supervisor on site at the claim to point out and negotiate any differences.

10. A Florida Public Adjuster can work directly with an attorney hired by an insured to litigate any differences not able to be settled by the Public Adjuster. The Public Adjuster can supply the attorney with the vast majority of what they will require to begin their work, thereby relieving the insured of another seemingly overwhelming task.

What kinds of claims can a Florida Public Adjuster assist you with?

Residential or Commercial

Hurricane damage

Flood Damage

Wind Damage

Fire damage

Building Collapse

Damage from Smoke

Vandalism

Explosion

Theft







Florida Insurance Claim Damage Professional

Duties of a Florida Public Adjuster 1. A Florida Public Adjuster inspects the damaged areas with scrutiny noting any and all damage that could possibly be included in the claim. 2. A Florida Public Adjusters staff may sift through the debris of damaged personal property, painstakingly documenting and inventorying each and every damaged item to ensure every penny is accounted for. 3. A Florida Public Adjuster documents the damage to the structure and personal property with hundreds and sometimes thousands of digital photos. 4. A Florida Public Adjuster diagrams the affected areas to ensure accurate damage estimation. 5. A Florida Public Adjuster reviews the insured's insurance policy to be sure the insurance company is affording every possible coverage to their client. 6. A Florida Public Adjuster reviews the insurance company's estimate of damage. Errors in the extent of the damage or pricing for the damaged items are noted. 7. A Florida Public Adjuster reviews, understands and responds to what can seemingly be an overwhelming amount of confusing paperwork sent to you by your insurance company. 8. A Florida Public Adjuster formulates a complete estimate of damages and compiles a package with all relevant photos and other claim documentation. The Claim Pack is then delivered to the insurance carrier for their review. 9. A Florida Public Adjuster meets the insurance company’s claims adjuster or supervisor on site at the claim to point out and negotiate any differences. 10. A Florida Public Adjuster can work directly with an attorney hired by an insured to litigate any differences not able to be settled by the Public Adjuster. The Public Adjuster can supply the attorney with the vast majority of what they will require to begin their work, thereby relieving the insured of another seemingly overwhelming task. What kinds of claims can a Florida Public Adjuster assist you with? Residential or Commercial Hurricane damage Flood Damage Wind Damage Fire damage Building Collapse Damage from Smoke Vandalism Explosion Theft