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frequently asked questions
What is a public adjuster?
A public adjuster is a licensed professional who represents policyholders during the insurance claim process. Unlike adjusters who work for the insurance company, a public adjuster works only for you to ensure your claim is fairly valued and settled.
Why should I hire a public adjuster instead of handling my claim myself?
The insurance claim process can be confusing and time-consuming. Many homeowners and business owners unintentionally miss details that lower their settlement. A public adjuster has the experience to uncover hidden damages, interpret policy language, and negotiate directly with the insurer to maximize your payout.
When is the best time to contact a public adjuster?
The sooner, the better. Contacting a public adjuster right after damage occurs ensures that your claim is filed correctly from the beginning. However, even if your claim has already been filed, denied, or underpaid, we can still step in to help.
What types of claims do you handle?
We handle residential, commercial, and catastrophe claims including fire, smoke, water, flood, wind, hail, and earthquake damage. If your property has suffered a loss, we can help you through the claim process.
How do public adjusters get paid?
Public adjusters typically earn a small percentage of the final settlement amount. There are no upfront fees, and we only get paid if you do. This ensures our interests are aligned with yours.
Can a public adjuster really increase my settlement?
Yes. Studies have shown that policyholders who hire a public adjuster often receive significantly higher settlements than those who handle claims on their own. We know how to identify overlooked damages and fight for the compensation you deserve.
Do you work only in Southern California?
Our headquarters is in Southern California, but we are licensed in multiple states including California, Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, and Washington.