We settle all kinds of property damage claims
Insurance Claim Experts
Big Claims Experience, Small Firm Attention
Get your property damage insurance claim settled with help from Insurance Claim Recovery Support Public Insurance Adjusters, the policyholder advocates that Commercial & Multifamily business owners trust.
- Commercial Property Claims
- Multi-Family Property Claims
- High-Value Homes & Real Estate Claims
Public Adjuster Loss Types
Hurricane
Hail
Hail & Wind damaged buildings and roof claim specialists. Get the insurance claim settlement you deserve with ICRS’ representation.
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Fire Damage Claim
Large loss fire damage insurance claim representation
Flood / Water Damage Claim
Large loss flood and water damage insurance claim representation
Tornado Damage Claim
Large loss tornado damage insurance claim representation
Winter Storm Damage Claim
Large loss winter storm damage insurance claim representation
Appraisal
Disagree as to the value of your insurance claim loss? Appraisal could be the most reasonable alternative to a lawsuit. Find out more about precedents for your loss type by contacting ICRS today.
- Small business owners have a lot to digest when it comes to the subject of commercial real estate. This goes double for commercial appraisals on real estate.
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Risk-Free Loss Recovery Offer
Get a complimentary consultation on your damage insurance claim. We are claim adjusters who work for policyholders, not the insurance company. If you choose to hire us, we work on contingency. No recovery, no fee. Our insurance claim process is proven and streamlined. We also value your privacy. We do not sell, trade, or rent your personal information to others.
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TESTIMONIALS
What Client Says About ICRS
It pays to know ICRS – “747% Higher Payments with a Public Adjuster for Claims related to a 2005 Hurricane”
- Superior Support
ICRS provided superior support and documentation, which was invaluable in proving the extent of roof damage that was sustained from a major hail storm that struck the Chico Community. A great professional service that advocates for their clients.
Mike J.
Texas
- Completely Reversed
Insurance Claim Recovery Support settled my claim for top dollar in just 40 days after a hail claim on my apartment complex was flat out denied. ICRS completely reversed the carrier’s position!
Richard N.
Texas
- Severe Hail & Wind Damage
Our company suffered severe hail and wind damage to two large apartment complexes in San Antonio, TX. We would have lost out on our insurance claim without the help of ICRS.
Ted J.
Texas
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a public adjuster and what do they do?
A public adjuster is a licensed insurance professional who specializes in helping policyholders navigate the complex process of filing and negotiating property damage insurance claims. Public adjusters represent the policyholder’s interests, not the insurance company’s, and work to ensure that the policyholder receives a fair and prompt settlement for their claim. Their duties include evaluating the damage, reviewing the insurance policy, preparing a detailed claim, and negotiating with the insurance company on behalf of the policyholder.
When should I hire a public adjuster?
You should consider hiring a public adjuster if you are facing a large or complex property damage insurance claim, such as those resulting from fire, water, or storm damage. Public adjusters are particularly helpful when the scope of the damages is unclear, the insurance company’s offer seems insufficient, or there are disputes about the cause or extent of the damage. Hiring a public adjuster early in the claims process can help ensure that your claim is properly documented, and your interests are well-represented throughout the process.
How are public adjusters compensated?
Public adjusters typically work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they only get paid if they successfully recover a settlement for you. Their fee is usually a percentage of the total settlement amount, which is agreed upon in advance. This percentage can vary depending on the complexity of the claim and the location, but it usually ranges from 5% to 15% of the total settlement.
How do public adjusters differ from insurance company adjusters?
Insurance company adjusters are employed by the insurance company and work to protect the company’s interests. Their primary goal is to evaluate the claim and determine the amount the insurance company is liable to pay, which may not always align with the policyholder’s best interests. On the other hand, public adjusters are independent professionals who work exclusively on behalf of the policyholder. Their primary goal is to ensure that the policyholder receives a fair and prompt settlement for their claim.
Do I need a public adjuster if I already have an insurance agent or broker?
While insurance agents and brokers can provide valuable guidance and assistance in filing an insurance claim, they may not have the specialized expertise required to manage complex property damage claims. Public adjusters have extensive experience in assessing damages, interpreting insurance policies, and negotiating with insurance companies, which makes them better equipped to handle large or complicated claims. Hiring a public adjuster can be especially beneficial if you are not satisfied with the settlement offer from your insurance company or if you are facing disputes regarding the cause or extent of the damage.
