Common questions
What is a Public Adjuster?
A public adjuster is an individual with an active license who can represent a policyholder against an insurance company.
Can a public adjuster dispute denied or non-fair insurance claims?
Yes. A public adjuster can dispute denied and non-fair insurance claim settlements with insurance companies.
What are the costs of hiring a public adjuster?
A public adjuster typically charges a small percentage of the agreed settlement by the insurance company.
When do i need to pay a public adjuster?
Typically, policyholders pay public adjusters after and based on the resolution of the insurance claim settlement. Most public adjusters won't charge policyholders if they don't get an approved settlement by the insurance company.
Do i need a public adjuster to submit an insurance claim?
No. You don't need a public adjuster to submit an insurance claim against your insurance company. Now, it's recommended to do so as they're experienced in handling policyholders' best interests against insurance companies.
What happens if my insurance claim is denied?
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What happens if my insurance claim is denied?
If your insurance claim is denied by the insurance company, a public adjuster is able to re-open the case and attempt to get a recovery.
Which cases do public adjusters work on?
Public adjusters work for policyholders. If you're a homeowner with home insurance, a public adjuster could help you recover your losses. If you don't have home insurance, a public adjuster might not be able to help you. Common public adjuster claims are water damage, fire damage, hurricane damage, mold damage, flood damage, etc.