We settle all kinds of property damage claims
Wind damage to commercial buildings, apartment complexes, association properties, religious facilities, and high-value homes can involve roofs, building exteriors, and interior damage. Our licensed public insurance adjusters help policyholders document large losses and navigate the claim process. Learn when to hire a public adjuster.
Explore the Hail & Wind Claim Guide for information about storm damage documentation and claim preparation. If the same storm also caused hail damage, see our hail damage insurance claim resources.
- Commercial Property Wind Claims
- Multi-Family Property Wind Claims
- High-Value Homes & Real Estate Wind Claims
WIND LOSS
ICRS public adjusters help document, present and negotiate commercial property wind damage claims.
Wind Claim Guide for Houston Business Policyholders
Public Adjuster for Wind Claims
Wind Damage Insurance Claims
Wind damage can happen without hurricanes or tornadoes
Wind events can be extreme, but not all damage is caused by hurricanes and tornadoes. Sometimes heavy winds such as microbursts can damage multifamily apartment complexes or other commercial properties.
For help with wind damage insurance claims, ICRS helps commercial and multifamily policyholders document their losses and pursue a fair settlement. ICRS has over 15 years of experience fighting for commercial policyholders to get the settlement they deserve.
Why do we do it? Because we believe that all commercial and multifamily policyholders are entitled to get the settlement they deserve under the insurance policy. After all, you paid a hefty premium to your insurer to ensure your assets are protected. Unfortunately, most policyholders are simply unaware that they bear the burden of proving their claim to their insurer. That’s where we step in. Preferably in the beginning of the insurance claim process.
Don’t get stuck with an underpaid settlement that doesn’t cover your actual damages. Get the maximum settlement YOU deserve with ICRS.
Role of Public Insurance Adjusters
Why Choose Insurance Claim Recovery Support (ICRS)
Insurance Claim Recovery Support (ICRS) represents property owners and management companies dealing with large commercial and multifamily wind damage insurance claims.
We hold HAAG Commercial Roof Inspector and IICRC WRT certifications in addition to public adjuster licenses in multiple states.
ICRS helps policyholders navigate complex property damage claims. If you own or manage an HOA, condominium association, religious facility, historic building, multifamily apartment complex, food plant, storage facility, high-value home, or other commercial property, you’re no stranger to risk management. When your real estate asset suffers wind damage, managing risk and knowing your policyholder rights is critical to getting the fair and prompt settlement you deserve.
Large commercial and multifamily wind damage insurance claims can be complex, time-consuming, frustrating, and expensive if you don’t have professional guidance and representation. Know your rights and know your settlement options.
You wouldn’t hire the I.R.S. to prepare your tax returns so why allow your insurer to prepare your insurance claim?
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Risk-Free Loss Recovery Offer
Get a complimentary consultation on your wind damage insurance claim. We are wind 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 wind 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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What Clients Say About ICRS
It pays to know ICRS – “747% Higher Payments with a Public Adjuster for Claims related to a 2005 Hurricane”




















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