Claims Steps

Step 1

Inspect your property: we will investigate your damage in an appropriate manner
This includes:

* do the inspection of the 13 points
* the opinion of one of our expert adjusters
* take photos and videos,
* check your insurance policy
* make sure you have the correct coverage
* complete all necessary forms for a successful claim

Step 2

Preparation of the estimate: We have extensive experience in the preparation of estimates,
since we have the same system used by insurance companies, making it more efficient and
effective at the time of negotiation.

Step 3

We represent you throughout the process: Every time the insurance company goes to inspect
your property, we will be there, every time a letter arrives we will answer for you and keep you
informed at all times. Our intention is that you don't have to worry about anything.

Step 4

Maximize your payment:
We have extensive experience in the negotiation of claims and while we are not happy with the
payment received from the insurance we will continue working until recovering a monetary
compensation that satisfies our client.

Procedures to reopen a claim

Each state has specific laws that usually allow you to open a claim if you were not fully compensated by the Florida Claims Adjusting Firm attachments, offer you a free inspection and review all necessary documentation. If you received any payment for your property, and you think you did not receive adequate compensation, you generally have up to five years to reopen your claim. We make sure you receive the maximum compensation you deserve!!

Denied Claims

In Florida Claims Adjusting Firm we help you with everything that concerns cases that have been denied by the insurance company.
The quality of evidence showing damage or a loss can have a significant impact on the claim settlement and Florida claims adjusting Firm are experts to work on your behalf.
Don’t fight the insurance company on your own. We can help. Call us at 954-600-6740.
You wouldn’t go to court without an attorney. Why wouldn’t you process a claim without Public Adjuster?