• Tornado Damage

    Tornado’s look fun on television but if your home was damaged because of a tornado, the damage caused can sometimes be...
  • Mediation

    As outlined in a general homeowners insurance policy:   “If you and we fail to agree on the amount of loss,...
  • Home Inspection

      Home inspection is process of having a home, most often goes in hand to hand with the buying of the home, inspected...
  • Roof Damage Claims

    Many other damages in a property are a direct result of roof damage. This can be from windstorms, hail, fire, explosions,...
  • Flood Damage

    Living in a house next to the water can be serene and beautiful. Living in a house which suffered flood damage can be...
  • Frozen Pipes / Pipe Breaks

    A pipe break due to frozen or improperly installed pipes can be a very frustrating issue to deal with. Does your policy...
  • Hail Damage – What you need...

    So, you’ve experienced hail damage. You may have thought to yourself that you remember the hail storm but looked up at...
  • Outages – What you need to...

    After one of the largest snowstorms in decades, the Northeast will now be without power for a third day. This snow storm has...
  • Slab Leaks – Water Damage

    We have come across many insureds with water damage caused by a pipe breaking under the slab. Unlike a general leak, a slab...
  • Hurricane Irene: Bahamas, U.S....

    Hurricane Irene, the first hurricane of the 2011 Atlantic hurricane season, now has its sights set on the Bahamas and the...

A public adjuster is a licensed advocate for the insurance policy holder in negotiating an insurance settlement claim. Public Adjusters exist because of the inherent conflict of interest that exists when one person or entity attempts to represent two sides of a financial transaction. Public adjusters are the only type of claims adjuster that can legally represent your rights in claims settlement.

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