Don't wait until you're faced with needing to file a claim. There's a lot you should do BEFORE you deal with an insurance company.

Even if you don't experience the wrath of a hurricane, almost anyone can suffer damage to a home or business property. You need to always be prepared.

Strong winds, flooding from a sudden storm, or lightning damage can happen without warning. And the possibility of home fires, water leaks, or being a victim of theft/vandals is just as real a danger.

The best thing you can do is to be prepared and to know what you need to do as soon as a disaster strikes or a loss is incurred.

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Find out what the 3 most frequently used strategies are
to reduce the amount of your claim or deny it altogether.

If there's a possibility that one day you may need to file an
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Insurance is not an exact science. The settlement is subject to interpretation and negotiation.

An insurance policy is a contract. It is not a guarantee you will receive all you are entitled to.

Claims can be filed years AFTER they happen, or REOPENED again even after they have been CLOSED or DENIED.

How your claim is interpreted and negotiated can greatly affect the amount of money you receive, or how your property will be restored or replaced.

The insurance company adjuster represents the insurance company. They do NOT represent you. They are supposed to pay what is owed, but how would you know if they have paid the absolute maximum amount, using the most beneficial interpretations?

Even if you already received payment from your insurance company, you can still hire a Public Adjuster to re-examine the entire claim to see if additional monies are owed ... and if history is any indicator, you are probably owed a bundle! Best of all, our re-examinations are FREE!

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