Services Offered
Appraisal
Public Adjusting
Public Adjusting
Appraisal services are invoked in property insurance claims when the policyholder and insurer agree on coverage but disagree on the amount of loss, such as the value of damages or repair costs. This situation often arises if the insurer’s estimate seems inaccurate, incomplete, or undervalued, or when negotiations stall due to repeated lo
Appraisal services are invoked in property insurance claims when the policyholder and insurer agree on coverage but disagree on the amount of loss, such as the value of damages or repair costs. This situation often arises if the insurer’s estimate seems inaccurate, incomplete, or undervalued, or when negotiations stall due to repeated low settlement offers. In such cases, insurance consulting can help clarify the differences in valuations.
Public Adjusting
Public Adjusting
Public Adjusting
A public adjuster provides essential public adjusting services, acting as an advocate for policyholders during insurance claims. They leverage their expertise in insurance consulting to accurately assess damages, interpret policy details, and negotiate with insurers to secure a fair and maximized settlement. This can save claimants signi
A public adjuster provides essential public adjusting services, acting as an advocate for policyholders during insurance claims. They leverage their expertise in insurance consulting to accurately assess damages, interpret policy details, and negotiate with insurers to secure a fair and maximized settlement. This can save claimants significant time and stress while potentially increasing the payout by identifying overlooked aspects of the loss that an insurance company’s adjuster might minimize, often utilizing appraisal services to support their assessments.
Umpire
Public Adjusting
Umpire
During the appraisal process, an umpire is selected if the two independent appraisers (one hired by each party) cannot reach an agreement on the loss valuation. The umpire serves as a neutral tie-breaker, and a majority agreement among the appraisers and the umpire makes the decision binding. Public adjusting services can also aid in ensuring that the appraisal process is fair and thorough.