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All About Claims Adjusting
The entire ordeal is almost an inevitable never-ending circle…you cannot get the necessary work done on your home unless you have the money, but you also cannot wait any longer without having the work done. So naturally, you want to take the first settlement offer that comes in.
And why shouldn’t you? Your insurance company is looking out for your best interest, right? Wrong. The simple answer is you shouldn’t accept the insurance company’s first offer. Here’s why…
Tropical Storm Eta was not your typical tropical storm. Just like everything else in 2020, Eta was unpredictable and unprecedented. Many Floridians were completely unprepared for the storm surge and wind damage.
It’s now been two months since Eta’s multiple landfalls and you may be wondering if it’s too late to file a storm damage claim with your insurance company. But do not worry you still have time!
Natural disasters can strike at any time—and when they do you need to be prepared to mitigate storm damage and file an insurance claim for property repairs.
See 6 common mistakes made when filing for storm damage and how you can avoid having your storm damage claim denied, delayed, or underpaid by your insurance company.
When a disaster strikes, time is of the essence, literally. The first 48 hours are crucial. In some cases, you speak with your insurance company and they tell you a loss adjuster will be meeting with you to determine the damage. At this point, you think you are covered and are good to go. But are you?
