FAQs
  • What Do Public Adjusters Do?
    • Public insurance adjusters are independent of insurance companies and help policyholders file claims for lost or damaged property. Individuals and businesses can maximize their insurance coverage by hiring public adjusters to evaluate damage following disasters such as fires, storms, floods, and more.

  • What Is a Loss Adjuster, Private Adjuster, or Private Claims Adjuster?
    • Public adjusters are also commonly referred to as loss adjusters, private adjusters, and private claims adjusters. A public adjuster works for the policyholder and is an advocate with the expertise to ensure that the policyholder is getting paid the amount that they should be paid on a claim.

  • How Does a Public Adjuster Get Paid?
    • You generally have a few options to choose from, including a flat rate, hourly rate, or contingency fees. Contingency fees are among the most popular choices because the adjuster earns a predetermined percentage of your payout, which incentivizes them to maximize that payout.

  • Do I Need a Public Adjuster?
    • If you don’t feel comfortable filing a claim for property loss without the help of a professional, or you simply don’t have the time, you should consider hiring a public adjuster. Public adjusters understand the complex language of insurance policies, so you don’t have to.

  • When Should I Hire a Public Adjuster?
    • People generally hire public insurance adjusters for help filing insurance claims, and when they feel they want to dispute their policy holder’s claim assessment. If your insurance company isn’t providing the claim you need, a public adjuster may be ideal for you.