Residential / Homeowners Property Damage Claims

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Our Public Insurance Adjusters Specialize in all types of Homeowners Claims

  • Broken Pipes
  • Dishwasher Leaks
  • Fire Damage
  • Hot Water Heater Leaks
  • Hurricane Damage
  • Loss by Collapse
  • Mold Damage
  • Plumbing Damage
  • Roof Leaks
  • Air Conditioning Leak

  

  • Sinkholes
  • Smoke Damage
  • Storm Damage
  • Theft
  • Tornado Damage
  • Vandalism
  • Vehicle Hitting a Building
  • Water Damage
  • Wind Damage
  • Leaking Pipes

 

 

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House Fire, Kitchen Fire

 

Residential Fire Damage Claim Specialists

 

At United States Adjusters our public adjusters have extensive experience dealing with all sizes of residential fire losses from Multi-Million Dollar mansions to small residential homes. If you have just suffered a fire loss; time is of the essence. Our Public Adjusters are more helpful and the claim process is quicker the earlier we are involved with the loss. Our professional experience will give you the piece of mind knowing that the most capable public adjusters are on the job. So Don't wait call United States Adjusters now:

1-888-USA-ADJUSTERS

1-888-872-2358

 

You may be entitled to a complete new roof despite what your insurance company has told you - ask us how:

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United States Adjusters Clients
  • Condominium Association
  • Homeowners
  • Rental Property Owners
  • Property Managers
  • Condominium Unit Owners
  • Building Owners
  • Anyone that has a property claim

 

Roof Tile Damage

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ATTENTION: Contractors are NOT allowed to be involved in the insurance claim process in any way

(Its a 3rd degree felony)

A Public Adjuster License Needed To Assist With Claims

Contractors Adjusting Insurance Claims

By Dale Travis, Financial Administrator
Florida Department of Financial Services

Sometimes contractors attempt to help victims of disasters by offering assistance with their insurance claim. If they do so, they may illegally be engaging in the practice of public adjusting without being properly licensed by the Department of Financial Services.

The definition of a public adjuster, as explained in Section 626.854, Florida Statutes, is any person, except an attorney, who, for money or any other thing of value (which would include securing a contract for repairs):

  • Prepares, completes or files an insurance claim form for an insured.
  • Aids in any manner on behalf of an insured in negotiating for or effecting the settlement of a claim.
  • Advertises or solicits for employment as an adjuster of such claims.

If you are acting as a public adjuster in any manner by negotiating or effecting the settlement of an insurance claim on behalf of an insured and you are performing any of these services for money, commission or anything of value without being licensed as a public adjuster (Section 626.854, Florida Statutes), you could be subject to arrest and may be charged with a third-degree felony as provided by Section 626.8738, Florida Statutes.

If you should become licensed as a Public Adjuster, you cannot enter into a contract to do both the public adjusting and construction work on the same property per Florida Statute 626.8795, Public adjusters; prohibition of conflict of interest:

"A public adjuster may not participate, directly or indirectly, in the reconstruction, repair, or restoration of damaged property that is the subject of a claim adjusted by the licensee; may not engage in any other activities that may be reasonably construed as a conflict of interest, including soliciting or accepting any remuneration from, of any kind or nature, directly or indirectly; and may not have a financial interest in any salvage, repair, or any other business entity that obtains business in connection with any claim that the public adjuster has a contract or an agreement to adjust."

If you should have any questions about what activities constitute acting as a public adjuster, please contact the Department of Financial Services at 850-413-3136 or through its website, http://MyFloridaCFO.com

http://www.myflorida.com/dbpr/os/documents/CILB_news.html

 Be wary of contractors that require cash payment.
ALWAYS get a
RECEIPT if you pay cash 

 

Licensed Public Adjusters for Homeowners

For many homeowners, the preparation of a property damage claim without the assistance of their own insurance loss adjuster is unfamiliar territory. The documents are filled with complicated jargon and calculations that only a claims adjuster will thoroughly understand: depreciation, replacement costs, and actual cash value. At times, the list seems endless, especially when you have enough on your hands just getting your life back together. But it's your responsibility to document and prove your claim to the insurance company, either by yourself or with the aid of a public adjuster.

Many policyholders just like you have asked the same questions: How do I estimate my loss? Will I recover enough to rebuild? Can I do this myself, without a public insurance adjuster? This uncertainty is easily removed through the professional assistance of our proven team of professional public adjusters. 

Toll Free: 1-888-USA-ADJUSTERS

1-888-872-2358

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