You’ve seen the ads. Someone on TV telling you not to hire a public adjuster after a storm. Before you take that advice, ask one question.
- Florida’s OPPAGA study found policyholders who used a public adjuster received payments 747 percent higher than those who did not.
- That is not our number. That is the state’s number.
- The ads telling you not to hire one were paid for by the insurance industry.
- Our 21-point storm inspection is free.
Who paid for the ad?
It wasn’t a homeowner. It wasn’t someone who got a bigger claim check. It was the insurance industry. The same industry that profits when your claim settles for less.
Think about it. If public adjusters didn’t change outcomes, nobody would spend millions telling you to avoid them.
But they do change outcomes. Florida’s own Office of Program Policy Analysis and Government Accountability studied hurricane claims and found that policyholders who used a public adjuster received payments 747% higher than those who didn’t. That’s not our number. That’s the state’s number.
So when you see someone telling you not to hire a public adjuster, understand what’s happening. The insurance company wants to handle your claim without anyone on your side. No one reviewing their numbers. No one building a competing scope of work. No one who knows what your policy actually covers.
A public adjuster works for you. Not the insurance company. We read the policy, document the damage, and build the claim the way it should have been built in the first place.
The insurance industry knows this. That’s why they pay for the ads.
If your claim feels low, slow, or wrong, get a second opinion before you cash that check. Our 21-point storm inspection is free. Call 800.511.2240.