Do I Need A Public Adjuster?

5/5/2016

Following a disaster loss, many home and business owners find themselves in a completely foreign situation. Coping with the stressful circumstances and filing an insurance claim can be an emotional, overwhelming, and confusing process and policy holders often call upon their insurance agent or an attorney for assistance.

The role of an insurance agent is to report the loss to the insurance company who, in turn, assigns an adjuster to the claim. These adjusters will most likely try to limit the financial liability of the insurance company.

Policy holders sometimes seek the legal advice of an attorney in order to protect their interests. While these professionals are informed and educated in their individual areas of expertise, it is probable that they do not possess exclusive knowledge as claims processing advocates.

Public insurance adjusters are licensed, educated, and experienced claims processing advocates who offer assistance and value to a property owner following a loss. A qualified public adjuster is extensively trained in the claims process as well as insurance policies and their conditions and guide policy holders through the claims procedure with strength and surety. Public adjusters work solely to protect the best interests of their clients.

There are many benefits in utilizing public insurance adjusters to protect your valued property following a loss:

Possess extensive knowledge in the interpretation of insurance policies and apply local laws to individual situations.
Know construction standards specific to the area; insurance companies may be required, per policy, to ensure your home/business complies with local construction standards as demanded by law.
Lessen the pain of the claim! Public adjusters assume responsibility for the time-consuming paperwork and remain in constant contact with the insurance company.

Property detectives: public adjusters thoroughly search for any damage or loss associated with a claim and negotiate with the insurance company adjuster to protect your interests.

Contact our professional and licensed team of public adjusters atmesstx.com to save time and stress, receive a fair claim payment, and protect your valued property! 855-445-3404

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6 Comments

Sam Hall

6/30/2016 02:11:49 am

Dave Anderson link

4/11/2017 01:39:07 pm

I did not know that public adjusters were hired to make sure that insurance companies give out the correct amount of money for different disasters for their clients. I think that if my house or vehicle was damaged it would be very important to make sure that you have an adjuster on your side to check the work of the insurance company. That way you would be able to get the exact worth of the items that were lost and damaged.

Koutney link

6/22/2017 10:38:19 am

I like the benefit pointed out, that they have a lot of knowledge of the laws and policies pertaining to the damage that has been done. A business near my home recently burnt down. I'm sure they sought help from an public adjuster in order to get reimbursed for what was lost.

Rachel Lannister link

6/28/2017 11:24:14 am

I'd heard that public adjusters could be really helpful and I wanted to know exactly what they did. You wrote that public adjusters work solely to protect the interests of their clients and make sure you get the best insurance claim possible. Especially with the difference a good insurance claim can make financially, having that undying support could really make that happen.

Morgan Elite Specialist Services, LLC. link

6/29/2017 09:00:31 am

Public adjusters are licensed by the state of Texas to negotiate out the settlement of claims on the insured’s behalf. Public adjusters are prohibited by law from operating outside that capacity in relation of a claim in which they are representing a claimant. The only parties who truly have the insured’s best interest at heart are simultaneously the only parties that can negotiate out a settlement of a claim; The insured, a public adjuster representing the insured, or an attorney representing the insured. So, yes our goal is to work to protect the interests of our client. We work to get the insured the best claim settlement possible pursuing every avenue available before resorting to litigation.

Bethany Birchridge link

7/11/2018 07:44:08 am

It's great that public adjusters can help policy holders get more money after accidents. My aunt's home burnt down part way, so she may be interested in learning more about public adjusters. Do you have any tips for choosing a great public adjuster, should she decide she needs one?

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