ICRS represents policyholders—not insurance companies—after major fire, smoke, water, freeze, hail and wind losses in Park City and Summit County.
Hospitality and resort property · Commercial buildings · Associations · Multifamily property · High-value custom homes.
Licensed in Utah • Serving Park City, Snyderville Basin and surrounding Summit County communities
Resort-area properties often combine custom construction, premium finishes, specialty mechanical systems, seasonal occupancy and operational demands. A substantial claim may affect guests, tenants, association responsibilities, business income and the timing of repairs.
ICRS helps establish one organized claim record that connects the policy, damage evidence, consultant findings, repair scope, estimates, insurer positions and unresolved items.
ICRS exclusively represents policyholders through complex property claims.
Hotels, lodging, retail, offices and other income-producing property where repairs and operational impacts must be documented separately.
Condominium and homeowner associations, common-area losses and multifamily properties involving multiple buildings or stakeholders.
Major residential losses involving custom assemblies, architectural finishes, integrated systems and significant contents exposure.
Fire losses can extend beyond visible burn damage through smoke, soot, suppression water, HVAC pathways and concealed assemblies. Freeze and water events may affect multiple floors, insulation, mechanical systems and finishes before the full extent becomes apparent.
Preserve early photographs, mitigation records, inspection reports, moisture or environmental findings, architectural information, estimates and insurer correspondence.
Roofing, exterior systems, windows and water entry should be documented together when the loss involves more than one building component.
Separate each structure, unit, common area, exterior elevation and affected system so the claim is traceable.
Preserve plans, finish schedules, equipment information and qualified findings for custom or integrated components.
Track emergency work, access constraints, displacement, extra expense and business interruption separately from physical repairs.
ICRS provides full public-adjuster representation for qualifying claims generally valued at $250,000 or more after the deductible. Most claims under $250,000 are routed to Claim Navigator for strategic advice, with an option to discuss full representation when appropriate.
Claim Navigator includes a focused consultation, recording and transcript, practical checklists, a weather report when relevant, and a money-back guarantee.
ICRS serves policyholders in Park City, Snyderville, Kimball Junction, Jeremy Ranch, Pinebrook, Kamas, Oakley and surrounding Summit County communities. This page describes a service area and does not represent a separate physical office in every community.
Also see our Salt Lake City and Heber City–Midway claim resources.
See examples of how documented property claims developed after additional scope, evidence and negotiation. Explore ICRS claim results →
Every claim depends on its policy, facts and documentation. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Understand who represents the policyholder and what the role includes.
Organize policies, inspections, estimates, payments and remaining scope questions.
Review assistance for hospitality, commercial, multifamily and institutional losses.
No. ICRS exclusively represents policyholders.
Yes. Provide the policy, estimates, payments, insurer correspondence and available contractor or expert documentation for review.
Custom materials and systems may not be described adequately in an early insurer estimate. Original specifications help identify the actual property being repaired or replaced.
Our condominium focus is association-level property claims rather than individual unit-owner claims.
Share the property address, type of damage, estimated loss size and current claim status. Our team will confirm whether the assignment is a fit and discuss the proposed scope of representation and fees before engagement.
Access the free ICRS guide to preparing and documenting a commercial property insurance claim.
Looking for help with a specific loss? Explore the free Fire Claim Guide or Water Claim Guide.
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