Questions regarding your hurricane damage claim?

What steps to take after your home is affected by a hurricane?

First always make sure you and everyone in your home are safe. 

Documenting your losses is an important step in the claims process for a hurricane property damage claim. Insurance companies require homeowners to demonstrate the extent and cause of damage, so having detailed evidence makes your claim stronger. Collecting evidence is critical for receiving compensation from the insurance company.

How can a public adjuster assist me with an insurance claim?

Working with a public adjuster can significantly benefit your insurance claim, potentially leading to a higher payout and saving you time. 

A public adjuster will fight to help you collect the highest possible payout while collecting evidence to support your claim and even handling property inspections to identify all the damage in your home.

What actions should you take if your insurance company denies your commercial hurricane claim?

Reach out to Triumph Consulting. Our experienced public adjusters are skilled in fighting insurance companies and finding evidence or even damage the insurance company’s adjuster originally missed. 

How can you prepare for a hurricane to support your insurance claim?

It’s recommended to have photographic evidence to strengthen your insurance claim, especially for your roof. Comparing images of your roof before and after a hurricane can establish a compelling case for the damage caused by the storm.

Does hiring a public adjuster lead to higher compensation for property damage claims?

Hiring a public adjuster typically results in a more favorable outcome for your claim. Public adjusters have the expertise and tools to advocate on your behalf and seek the appropriate compensation from insurance companies for valid claims.

Is it too late to file a claim in Florida for Hurricane Ian’s damage?

The deadline to file a property damage claim for Hurricane Ian in Florida is September 28, 2024.