Already Have a Public Adjuster? Let Them Speak to Your Insurance Company

One conversation can deny a claim.

If you've already hired a Public Adjuster, allow them to communicate directly with your insurance company.

Many homeowners don't realize that the first conversations with an insurance representative are already part of the claim record. While these conversations may seem informal, the information provided can and will be used by your insurance company.

Every Detail Matters

Insurance representatives commonly ask questions such as:

• When did the damage occur?

• When did you first notice it?

• What caused the damage?

• Have any repairs already been completed?

• Has anything been removed from the property?

These may sound like simple questions, but answering without preparation create confusion or inconsistencies, and insurance representatives don't like this.

Your Public Adjuster Is There for a Reason

Once you've hired a Public Adjuster, you don't have to handle these conversations alone.

We understand the claims process, know what information is relevant, and help ensure that communication with the insurance company is accurate and properly documented.

Instead of worrying about saying the wrong thing, let your representative guide the process from the beginning.

Avoid Unnecessary Mistakes

One of the most common issues we see is homeowners unintentionally providing incomplete or inconsistent information simply because they're stressed after experiencing property damage.

Having a Public Adjuster involved helps reduce that risk and allows you to focus on what's really important; your family, your property, and the recovery process.

Remember..

Hiring a Public Adjuster means you have someone working on your behalf throughout the claims process—including communication with your insurance company.

If your insurance company contacts you after you've hired us, simply let them know you're represented by Superior Adjusters, and we'll take it from there.