Residential Claims

Residential Claims with Ease and Expertise

Experiencing property damage in your home can be distressing and overwhelming. At Master Adjusters, we specialize in handling residential claims, providing you with the support and guidance needed to navigate this challenging time. Our team is dedicated to ensuring that your claim is managed efficiently, fairly, and with your best interests at heart.

Why Choose us

Unmatched Expertise and Commitment

Empathy and Understanding

We treat every claim with empathy and urgency, understanding that your home is the heart of your life.

Proven Track Record

Our track record of successful residential claims showcases our commitment and expertise in securing the best outcomes for our clients.

Supportive Communication

We guarantee transparent, supportive communication, keeping you informed and comfortable throughout the claim process.

Our Expertise, Your Benefit

Frequently asked questions

Got questions? We have answers! Our FAQ section is designed to address the most common inquiries about public adjusters, the claims process, and how we can help. If you don't find what you're looking for here, feel free to contact us for more information.

What is a public adjuster?

A public adjuster is a licensed professional who represents policyholders in evaluating and negotiating insurance claims. Unlike adjusters working for insurance companies, public adjusters work exclusively for you, the policyholder.

How does a public adjuster help with insurance claims?

Public adjusters manage all aspects of your claim, including detailed damage assessment, policy interpretation, claim preparation, and negotiation with the insurance company to ensure you receive a fair and just settlement.

Why should I hire a public adjuster instead of using the insurance company's adjuster?

Insurance company adjusters work in the best interest of the insurance company. A public adjuster represents your interests, aiming to get you the maximum possible settlement. They bring expertise that can significantly increase your claim’s value.

How are public adjusters paid?

Most public adjusters work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they receive a percentage of the claim settlement. This aligns our success with yours – we are motivated to secure the best possible outcome for your claim.

Can a public adjuster reopen a claim if it's already been settled?

Yes, in many cases, a public adjuster can reopen a claim if it’s been underpaid or if additional damages are discovered after settlement. There are time limits for reopening claims, so it’s important to act promptly.

Residential Claims