FAQs

4 – How Does a Public Insurance Adjuster Get Paid?

adjustersadmin2022-01-20T20:47:19+00:00Public adjusters are professionals who work for the benefit of the policyholder and receive a percentage of the insurance settlement money after winning the claim. You don’t have to worry about paying a public adjuster upfront, and because the settlement you’ll receive will likely be higher than if you settle without a public adjuster, there’s minimal risk.

5 – Before Hiring a Public Adjuster – What You Should Know

adjustersadmin2022-01-20T20:48:41+00:00The public adjuster should let you know how they are going to handle your case, and they must show credentials or testimonials of their previous work. Working with a licensed public adjuster is key.

1 – Should I Hire a Public Adjuster?

adjustersadmin2022-01-20T20:46:26+00:00Insurance companies scrutinize their policies to control what they offer to the policyholders. The complex and technical insurance policy language is often difficult to understand. A public adjuster is a professional with expertise in filing insurance claims on behalf of policyholders to obtain a justified settlement claim.

2 – What Is a Public Insurance Adjuster’s Job Description?

adjustersadmin2022-01-20T20:46:21+00:00A public adjuster’s job is to carefully assess the damage, document the details, analyze the insurance policy, negotiate with the insurance company based on the findings, and get the best possible outcome for the policyholder.

3 – When Should You Hire a Public Insurance Adjuster?

adjustersadmin2022-01-20T20:46:01+00:00In order to get the damage properly documented and receive an expedited and maximized settlement claim, you need to hire a public adjuster shortly after the damage has occurred. The insurance companies have expert adjusters that work for their benefit, so hiring a public adjuster could make a huge difference in the amount of money received in your settlement compared with a claim settled without a public adjuster.