When the Damage Is to Your Home
Homeowners, landlords, and condominium owners face the same problem: the insurance company already has professionals working on the claim, and you do not. We change that.
What a residential claim involves
A home claim usually covers more than the obvious damage: the structure, attached and detached buildings, personal property, and — where coverage applies — the cost of living elsewhere while repairs are made.
We inspect the property, document what we find, review your policy, and prepare the claim so the insurance company is reviewing a complete picture rather than a first impression.
Condominium owners have an extra layer: the line between unit-owner coverage and association coverage. We help sort out which loss belongs where.
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Tell Us What Happened
Call us or submit the claim review form. Describe the property and the damage in your own words — no insurance vocabulary required.
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We Review Your Claim
We look at your policy and the situation, and explain plainly what we see and how we could help.
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We Document and Prepare the Loss
We inspect the property, record the damage in detail, and prepare the documentation your claim requires.
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We Advocate for You During the Claim Process
We present the claim, handle the back-and-forth with the insurance company, and keep you informed as it moves.
Common residential claim types
Tell Us About Your Property Damage
Describe what happened in your own words. A member of our team will follow up to discuss your situation and explain how a public adjuster can help.
- We represent you, not the insurance company
- New claims, in-progress claims, and claims that seem underpaid
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