I have been talking the past few months about the benefits of a Public Adjuster and their role of advocate in the claims process. To me, my job as a Public Adjuster goes beyond just advocate. I also see my role as an essential part of a client’s team. When I am engaged, I consider all aspects of a claim to assure that my client is covered for all insurable perils. This begins with the policy review, covers the estimation process, recovering the insurance proposal, setting

Commercial property owners are diligent with their insurance coverage, however, all too often they don’t know what a public adjuster can do for them when disaster strikes. Insurance companies will do everything they can to pay out as little as possible. When you file a property insurance claim, you will be assigned an adjuster, what you need to know is this person works first and foremost for the insurance company, not you. A public adjuster on the other hand works directly f

Each year, wind and wind borne debris causes extensive damage to properties located all across America. It can also cost people their lives. Last year alone, NOAA reported that strong winds claimed the lives of 24 Texans and caused more than $3,510 million in damages. In the aftermath, many Texans turned to public insurance adjusters and rightfully so. One of the best reasons to hire a public insurance adjuster is that they are not affiliated with an insurance company. As suc

It has been a thought of mine for quite some time to create a blog to share relevant issues that will help educate investors, property managers and owners of commercial and multi-family properties on the role of a Public Adjuster and how they can help you when you have a property damage claim. WHAT’S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE? Many people have never heard of a Public Adjuster; much less even know what a Public Adjuster does, or how one can be a benefit. After you file a claim w