Get a Faster Insurance Settlement
Hire a Public Adjuster to Quickly Receive Larger Insurance Payouts
Jan 8, 2007
Public adjusters are independent of any insurance company but can provide policyholders with damage assessment in the event that they have an insurance claim. Using a public adjuster may result in a larger insurance settlement.
Benefits to Working with Independent Adjusters
There's something to be said about working with an impartial, third party when there's a large insurance claim and the possibility of a significant insurance payment settlement. Consider hiring an independent insurance adjuster if there are concerns that the insurance company isn't focusing on what's best for you, your business or your family.
Insurance Consultation FAQs
There are a number of things to check into when conducting an insurance consultation with an independent adjuster:
- Public adjusters charge a (sometimes hefty) fee based upon the total amount of the insurance payment settlement that received from the insurance company after an insurance claim has been filed. So, the larger the insurance payout, the more money will be paid to an independent adjuster.
- Check with friends and family to see if they've ever worked with a public adjuster to find a referral before you set up an insurance consultation with a public adjuster.
- If no one that you know has worked with an independent adjuster before, ask an adjuster to provide names and contact information for past and current customers. Call the customers and find out what they liked and didn't like about working with the adjuster. Questions about a public adjuster to ask might include: Did you receive the largest insurance payment settlement possible? How long did the adjusting process take? Were you satisfied with the adjuster fees paid to the insurance adjuster in light of the work that they did? Was the insurance payment settlement process fast? Would you use a public adjuster again?
- Only hire the best insurance adjusters to adjust a claim. Check with the state department of insurance to make sure the public adjuster you want to work with is qualified.
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