Independent Insurance Adjuster
What is an Indepenent Insurance Adjuster?
An independent adjustor is considered independent because they might not be employed directly by the company, firm, or agency in question but by a third party who specializes in several types of insurance claims. An independent adjustor adjusts claims on behalf pf th insurer, but not directly as an employee of the insurer. When contracted as a third party, the insurer is essentially outsourcing the claim and the adjustment process to a claims handling company, who then turns it over to one of the insurance companies adjustors.
Damage Appraisers Inc.: Independant Insurance Adjuster
Damage Appraisers Inc. Is licensed to work with multiple insurance companies in 45 states to provide the prompt, accurate appraisals.
Public Insurance Adjuster
About Damage Appraisers Inc.:
Damage Appraisers Inc. Adjusters are professional loss consultants, commonly known as Public Adjusters. We are licensed in over 45 states to represent the interest of policyholders after a disaster. Our team consists of Licensed Public Adjusters, construction experts and estimators, inventory specialists, equipment, and machinery experts. Our group is unmatched in our industry. Our role is to prepare, present, and negotiate the claim with only our client’s best interest at heart. Unlike insurance companies, we have no conflict of interest. We are advocates only for the insured(you). Our team ensures you are properly represented and get the recovery necessary to make you whole after a loss. We focus on your insurance claim so you can focus on rebuilding your home, your business, your life.
Why a Public Insurance Adjuster?
Major insurance claims require advocacy. There are two sides to any claim - yours and the insurance companies. The carrier has an adjuster, why would you try to compete with them without your own expert? We are licensed experts in our field. By putting our expertise to work for you, you can enjoy the peace of mind knowing you are in the hands of licensed professionals throughout the claim process whose only goal is to make sure you recover fully.
