Do I need a Florida Public Adjuster? Hurricane Michael questions.

The insurance company hires their own adjuster which they employ or subcontract to inspect your home or business and prepare an estimate of damages. In some cases, that same adjuster will determine the amount you are owed, in other cases, an adjuster in the main corporate office of the insurance company will decide how much money you are owed. A homeowner or business owner is not bound to the final say of the adjuster who represents the insurance company. Homeowners and business owners can hire a Public Loss Adjuster who will look out for their own best interests, performing an inspection of your home or business to see if the insurance company properly reported all the damages and paid the correct amount for all damages.

Isn’t it fair that you would have someone looking out for your best interest, just like the insurance company does? Well, the State of Florida agrees. That is why Public Adjusters exist and are here to help you navigate the incredibly challenging insurance claims handling process.

Ever feel flustered with your insurance company while dealing with a claim?
Ever feel like you did not get enough money for your claim to make you whole again?
Ever feel that your insurance company is treating you unfairly?
Is your insurance company non-responsive?
Feel like you got enough money, but would like a second opinion just in case?

If you answered, “yes” to any of the above questions, you should call a Public Adjuster.

Florida Hurricane Adjusters works for you, not your insurance company.