Public adjusters often help homeowners get far more from their insurance claims than they would have alone. Here are some real stories that show the value a public adjuster can bring to the table.
A Florida homeowner filed a claim after a hurricane damaged their roof. The insurance company offered only a partial settlement, citing “wear and tear” exclusions. After bringing in a public adjuster, they documented the full extent of the storm damage, resulting in a payout that covered a full roof replacement. This homeowner received triple the initial offer, all thanks to their public adjuster’s expertise.
A Colorado resident lost parts of their property in a wildfire. Initially, the insurer denied parts of their claim due to “insufficient evidence.” With the help of a public adjuster, they compiled extensive evidence of damages, leading to a successful appeal and full coverage for rebuilding costs. Without a public adjuster, they would have shouldered tens of thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket repairs.
A homeowner discovered water damage to their walls months after a severe storm. When they tried to file a claim, their insurer argued it wasn’t storm-related. A public adjuster identified and documented the damage’s storm-related cause, leading to a payout that covered full repairs, preventing long-term structural issues.
A homeowner accepted an initial low offer after a hurricane because the insurance adjuster overlooked interior damages. With a public adjuster’s help, they reopened the claim, showing that interior repairs were also necessary. This advocacy doubled their payout and ensured their home was fully restored.
Each of these stories shows how public adjusters secure better outcomes by understanding insurance policies, gathering comprehensive evidence, and pushing back when insurers undervalue claims. Having a public adjuster can make all the difference in achieving a fair payout.