Public Insurance Adjuster FAQ'S

What is a Public Insurance Adjuster?

An experienced authority on property loss adjustments who you can retain to assist you in preparing, filing and adjusting your insurance claim.

Are Public Insurance Adjusters connected with the insurance company?

No. They are employed exclusively by you - the policyholder - not the insurance company.

Are Public Insurance Adjusters trained specialists?

Your public insurance adjuster must be tested, licensed, bonded and authorized to practice his/her profession. Public insurance adjusters are required to continue their professional education to keep current with changes in the insurance industry.

How much do Public Insurance Adjusters charge?

Public insurance adjusters charge a percentage of the insurance company's settlement with you. In most instances, the maximized settlement sought can save you the coverage of their fees. We don't get paid until you get paid.

Why should I hire a Public Insurance Adjuster?

Insurance companies offer to pay what they think you are due. With an experienced and knowledgeable Public Insurance Adjuster, you are more likely to obtain a favorable settlement.

In the event of a loss, what steps should I take?

Promptly report the loss to your insurance agent or broker or directly to the insurance company and immediately retain the services of a Public Insurance Adjuster.