Our Commitment

Our Public Adjusters know exactly what is necessary to provide to the insurance company in order to expedite the settlement of your claim. Having our professional Public Adjusters handle your loss can save a great deal of time. Your insurance policy is a complex legal document, and "you the policyholder" have many duties and responsibilities that you are contractually obligated to perform in the event of a claim. Any mistakes made can only delay the claims process and possibly complicate a successful settlement.

Our inspections are done immediately, estimates are prepared, inventories completed, and time elements losses are implemented. Accumulation of evidence and substantiation begins without delay. With your cooperation, we will quickly have your claim filed and the settlement process under way.

The longer you wait, the more you stand to lose, remember "No settlement" can or will be made without "your prior approval".

Our Public Adjusters will provide you with the peace of mind knowing that you have a team of experts, licensed adjusters, engineers, construction consultants and financial consultants supporting your claim and leading the way. We will keep you informed and, most importantly, in control of your claim. We will assist you in securing your property and conduct a complete forensic evaluation of all of your damaged property. We will document the full extent of your loss by reconstructing bills and invoices, compiling photographic evidence and the use of outside experts to support your claim as needed. Professional and scientific documentation of your claim package by our team of experts will prove to be of the utmost importance in order for you to receive the highest legitimate settlement.

Our Public Adjusters are licensed by the state of Florida. The state of Florida has ensured that our public adjusters have fulfilled and passed all licensing tests and requirements. In addition to licensing it is also required by the state of Florida that our public adjusters are to be bonded for a minimum of $50,000.00.