There are many advantages to employing Intercoastal Public Adjusters of Bonita Springs to assist you in completing the insurance claims. We can help you understand the insurance policy, capture the damages, and coordinate the claim process. As well as helping obtain the best settlement possible, Intercoastal Public Adjusters can help you understand the process of filing insurance claims.
Intercoastal Public Adjusters of Bonita Springs are certified by the state of Florida and represent the policyholder during the negotiation of claims in conjunction with insurance firms. They will help you quantify your losses, estimate the expense of repairs and reach a settlement for you. Intercoastal Public Adjusters of Florida are experts in the field and can assist in ensuring that you’re fully covered for any loss that you suffered due to the insurance claim.
Insurance claims can be complex and time-consuming. There may not be enough time to dedicate to the process, which could affect your life. Furthermore, the paperwork, language and errors involved could delay the process, which can result in a long waiting time for settlement. Intercoastal Public Adjusters will save you time, stress, and effort by coordinating your claim from beginning to completion.
Intercoastal Public Adjusters of Bonita Springs are licensed in the state of Florida and have highly qualified and skilled staff ready to assist you in areas affected by the Hurricane Ian in Naples, Fort Myers, Tampa , Punta Gorda , Bonita Springs and the surrounding counties.
InterCoastal Public Adjusters was created to service those who sustain damages to their property and need help maximizing their insurance claim and navigating the claim process.
Our extensive experience in the areas of construction, roofing, insurance adjusting, restoration and public adjusting has shown us that there is a real need for education surrounding property damage insurance claims processing, especially in the wake of Hurricanes like Harvey, Irma, Florence and Michael. Most people don’t even know that you can hire your own representation when filing a property claim. We believe in education and would be happy to provide a free consultation to better understand your situation and guide you in any way we can.
There are several factors to consider before filing a hurricane insurance claim. First of all, you need to know exactly what your policy covers. For example, if you have a policy that covers solar panels, you may not need to file a claim if they are destroyed. But if you need to replace an item such as a broken window, you should keep receipts of the purchase. This will help the insurance company determine the amount of the loss.
You must also consult with your insurer before beginning any repairs. While most insurance companies will pay for the most significant damage, you should check with your insurance provider first to determine if there are any things that can be patched up or repaired. It is also a good idea to take pictures of damaged items so that you can show the adjuster. You should also keep all receipts and expenses to support your claim.
Document the damage caused by the hurricane. Take pictures or videos of the damages, if possible. Taking photos of the damaged roof is a good idea, but do not climb on it. Take a safe vantage point and note the damages. Photos and videos will help speed up the claim process.
Remember that your insurance company has hundreds, if not thousands, of adjusters working in areas affected by hurricanes. It is important to provide as much proof as possible and speak their language. If you are unable to prove your damage, the adjuster will not negotiate with you. This could lead to a an unresolved claim.
During a hurricane, many homeowners are faced with the task of repairing their homes. The process will probably begin with interactions with a homeowner’s insurance agency and then a claims adjuster. These professionals visit the affected home to assess the damage. If you are planning to hire a public adjuster, you should keep in mind that he or she will work independently from the insurance company. You should ask the public adjuster to provide you with contact information of his or her previous clients.
Intercoastal Public Adjusters are licensed in Florida to represent the interests of insured property owners on insurance claims. Our main job is to assess damage to the property, document the loss, and negotiate a settlement with the insurance company. It is a complicated process to recover from a hurricane, and homeowners may be required to file multiple insurance claims. Intercoastal Public Adjusters of Florida can simplify the process by educating homeowners about their policies and guiding them through proper documentation.
A public adjuster works with homeowners to make sure that their claims are processed properly and that they are indemnified to the full extent of the applicable insurance policy(s).
This is a solicitation for business. If you have had a claim for an insured property loss or damage and you are satisfied with the payment by your insurer, you may disregard this advertisement.
Any person who knowingly and with intent to injure, defraud, or deceive any insurer files a statement of claim or an application containing any false, incomplete, or misleading information is guilty of a felony of the third degree.
