We document, file, and negotiate your property damage claim from start to finish — so you recover what your policy actually owes you, not what the insurer offers first.
The insurer's first offer covered just 19% of the final settlement on this water damage claim. Individual results vary by policy and damage — a free inspection tells you what your claim may actually be worth.
From a single roof leak to a storm that hits an entire commercial portfolio, we build the claim file insurers can't easily dispute.
Roof, fencing, structural, and exterior damage from named storms — documented to Florida's statutory filing deadlines.
Burst pipes, appliance failures, and storm intrusion. We catch the hidden damage adjusters often miss on a first visit.
Mold from unresolved water intrusion — we connect the source damage to the policy language that covers remediation.
Wind-lifted shingles, granule loss, and leaks. Full roof inspections with photo and moisture documentation.
Multi-unit, retail, and office property claims — coordinated across ownership groups and property managers.
Lost income while your property is unusable. We quantify the loss insurers tend to minimize or deny outright.
Structural, contents, and smoke damage claims, including temporary housing and additional living expense coverage.
Already filed and got a low offer or a denial letter? We review the file and reopen or appeal where warranted.
Found more damage after the insurer already paid out? We file the supplement to recover the difference.
You make one call. We carry the file from inspection to settlement.
We walk the property, document every area of damage, and tell you honestly whether you have a claim worth pursuing.
Photos, moisture readings, repair estimates, and policy review — the documentation insurers can't easily wave off.
We deal directly with the insurance company's adjuster on your behalf, so you're not the one fighting alone.
Settlement is released to you. We're paid a percentage of the recovery — no recovery, no fee.
Based in Hollywood, FL, with adjusters who know South Florida construction, storm patterns, and policy language.
We're paid a percentage of what we recover for you. If we don't get you a settlement, you don't owe us a fee.
Florida P.A. Firm License #W862875, with dedicated lines for South, Central, and Panhandle Florida.
We know how carriers evaluate and minimize claims — and how to document a file so that's harder to do.
After storm damage to the roof, the team negotiated a settlement with the insurance company that exceeded expectations — a recommendation without hesitation.
Professional, ethical, and consistently positive throughout the entire process of negotiating a home repair settlement with the insurance company.
After Hurricane Ian, the insurer initially covered only seven shingles — the team fought to get the full roof, windows, doors, and floors restored.
The claim took some time to fully settle, but the results were well worth the wait and the client was very satisfied.
Described as the best public adjuster in the state, if not the country — a genuinely honest, kind professional who's a pleasure to work with.
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Nothing upfront. We work on a contingency fee — a percentage of the settlement we recover for you. If there's no recovery, there's no fee.
No. Hiring a public adjuster is your legal right under Florida law, and it's illegal for an insurer to cancel or refuse to renew your policy solely because you used one.
The insurance company's adjuster works for, and is paid by, the insurer. We work only for you, the policyholder, and our only job is documenting and negotiating the maximum settlement your policy allows.
Yes. We regularly review denied and underpaid claims, identify what was missed or undervalued, and file supplements or appeals where the policy supports it.
Yes, Florida law sets statutory windows for filing and reopening property claims after a loss. The sooner we inspect, the more options you have — call us before that window closes.
Florida-specific guides for homeowners and commercial property owners navigating insurance claims.
Storm Damage
The hours right after a storm hits are critical. What you do — and don't do — can directly affect how much your insurance company pays.
Claim Strategy
Insurance companies are for-profit businesses. Understanding how they minimize payouts is the first step to getting what you're owed.
Florida Law
Florida law sets strict deadlines for insurers — most homeowners don't know what they are, or when their carrier is already in violation.
Public Adjusters
Most policyholders don't know a public adjuster exists until after they've already accepted a low settlement. Here's what we actually do.
Water damage claims are among the most frequently underpaid in Florida. Acting fast — and in the right order — protects both your home and your claim.
Free inspection, no obligation, no cost unless we recover for you.