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Water Damage Insurance Claims

Water damage threatens 14.6 million homes in the U.S. Despite being such a prevalent threat to homeowners, insurance companies still make the claims process incredibly stressful. Insurance companies are notorious for denying claims, often using language many homeowners find foreign. And, homeowners feel helpless. Hiring a public adjuster to negotiate with the insurance company is the best way to ensure you get the most out of your claim. 

1. A Public Adjuster Works for You

When filing a claim, an insurance company hires an internal claims adjuster. This adjuster works on behalf of the insurance company and is not in your best interest.

Public adjusters, however, are on your side. They negotiate with the insurance company on your behalf to ensure the insurance company covers all damages and repairs.

The public adjuster can also appeal a denial of a claim on your behalf. Often denying a claim leaves the homeowner feeling like there is little option for appeal.

A water damage claims adjuster knows the ins and outs of the appeals process and can easily navigate those complicated waters.

2. Quicker Process

On average, water damage can cost anywhere between $5,000 and $50,000 to repair. Most people do not have even the lowest end of that to spend at a moment’s notice. 

This makes the length of time an insurance company takes to process a claim anxiety-inducing. 

Homeowners are left having to be reimbursed for out-of-pocket expenses. While business owners risk having their business shut down.

Waiting for the claims process to complete before beginning repairs and opening back up for business. All the while the business isn’t generating revenue.  

Armed with extensive knowledge of insurance claims, claims adjusters work to get your claims processed quicker. Preventing you from paying out of pocket for repairs. 

3. Paid When You Are

Whether hiring a water damage claims adjuster or a fire damage claims adjuster, you won’t pay an adjuster anything until the insurance company pays you.

There are no up-front or hidden fees. No stress about having to potentially pay upfront for initial repairs while also paying for the adjuster. 

The claims adjuster will typically be paid a percentage of your claim. They will negotiate their fee into the payout so there is no need to worry. 

The adjuster is truly on your side and will ensure you get the money you need to put your home or business back together, and they get paid. 

No Stress Claims

Hiring a public adjuster means having a no-stress claims process. The insurance company adjuster works for the insurance company to help the insurance company pay out the minimum.

Your claims adjuster gets paid when you get paid, working tirelessly to negotiate the best deal for you in the quickest time frame possible.

Contact our team of experts today and let us help you get the most out of your water damage claim today!