Why Should I hire a Public Adjuster?

We are all consumers and pay our insurance premiums and we certainly expect to be covered when we have an insurance claim.  Have you filed an insurance claim and the insurance company denied coverage? Has the insurance company underpaid your claim or failed to pay for some of the damage?
 
I received a call from an individual who never heard of a public insurance adjuster and was asked … Why do I need a Public Adjuster?  Simply put, does the IRS prepare your taxes for you?  If you are in a legal dispute, do you let the opposing side decide if you are correct and how much you should pay?  The same is true of the insurance claim process.  A qualified public insurance adjuster is licensed and bonded through the state and provides insurance adjusting services exclusively to the public, not insurance companies. 
 
There are so many moving parts to an insurance claim.  Reliant Insurance Adjusters not only reviews your insurance policy, we determine the extent of your damage and advise you if your loss is covered or if you were adequately paid.  In addition, we have the right equipment necessary to make a proper assessment and prepare very detailed reports with photographs of how much it will realistically cost to repair and recover financially from your loss.  Policyholders should always get the professional assistance of a qualified, licensed public insurance adjuster to ensure that their interests are being protected. 
 
Does every claim need the assistance of a public adjuster?  Not necessarily. We conduct a free onsite, comprehensive inspection of any potential client’s property damage to determine if a claim should be filed, and if it should, is the property owner better off handling the claim on their own, or will they need our professional expertise and help to recover all the funds needed to restore the property to pre-loss conditions.

​We always put an insured’s best interests before our own.  Call us today for a free claim assessment 561-288-6434 or contact us here if you have any questions.