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What is a Public Adjuster?
If you find yourself in the process of making a claim with your insurance company, you might find it worthwhile to hire a public adjuster. This might be especially true if you feel like the insurance adjuster is not including all the necessary costs for repairs from your claim.
The State of California requires careful training and knowledge to be licensed as a public adjuster. Often, public adjusters are members of their professional organization which requires certain skill standards.
If you have a big claim, there could be things that need fixing, that you may not see on the surface. With our experience and determination, FTP Public Insurance Adjusters will make sure nothing is overlooked in your claim settlement.
Certainly, you might not even recognize the possibility that something has been missed, so you don’t know to ask for more. Because of our experience, we will thoroughly evaluate and negotiate on your behalf with the insurance company adjuster.
Why are FTP Public Insurance adjusters the best choice to represent me with my insurance claim?
In the unpredictable world of insurance claims, securing the services of FTP Public Insurance Adjusters stands as the most strategic choice for policyholders seeking exceptional representation. As experts in the field, our unparalleled experience and dedication to your cause ensure that your claim is managed professionally, with your best interests at heart.
Here are the top reasons why choosing FTP Public Insurance Adjusters to handle your claim is a decision you will not regret.
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Expert Knowledge: Our team of skilled and licensed public insurance adjusters possesses in-depth knowledge of the intricate insurance landscape. They are adept at understanding policy language, claim procedures, and regulatory guidelines, empowering them to effectively advocate for your rights as a policyholder.
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Maximized Settlements: FTP Public Insurance Adjusters' unwavering commitment to securing the maximum settlement for you is unmatched. Our thorough investigation and documentation of damages, coupled with our ability to negotiate with insurance carriers, translate to settlements that truly reflect the extent of your loss.
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Time Savings: The claims process can be both time-consuming and confusing. Our public adjusters alleviate the burden of navigating this complex process, allowing you to focus on your personal and professional responsibilities while we manage your claim with diligence and efficiency.
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Comprehensive Claim Management: From the initial assessment of damages to the final settlement negotiation, our public adjusters oversee all aspects of your claim. We ensure that each step is executed with precision, maintaining clear communication with you throughout the process to keep you informed and confident in our approach.
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Unbiased Representation: Unlike insurance company adjusters, FTP Public Insurance Adjusters work solely for you, the policyholder. We have no affiliation with insurance carriers, which means that our primary objective is to protect your interests and secure the most favorable outcome for your claim.
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Emotional Support: Experiencing a loss can be emotionally draining. Our compassionate and empathetic public adjusters understand the challenges you face and strive to provide support and reassurance as we work towards a resolution that helps you regain your sense of stability.
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Proven Track Record: FTP Public Insurance Adjusters boasts a history of successful claims management and satisfied clients. Our stellar reputation is built on our ability to deliver results, demonstrating that we are the premier choice for policyholders in need of trusted representation.
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Ongoing Education: We recognize that the insurance industry is constantly evolving, and our public adjusters remain at the forefront of these changes through ongoing education and training. This commitment to staying current on industry developments ensures that we can provide you with the most informed and effective representation.
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Customized Approach: Every claim is unique, and our public adjusters tailor their strategies to your specific situation. We listen to your concerns and evaluate the nuances of your case to develop an action plan that reflects your needs and objectives.
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No Recovery, No Fee: Our confidence in our ability to successfully manage your claim is evident in our "no recovery, no fee" policy. This means that if we do not secure a settlement on your behalf, you owe us nothing for our services.
In summary, choosing FTP Public Insurance Adjusters to represent you in your claim is the best decision you can make as a policyholder. Our team's expertise, dedication, and commitment to your interests guarantee a claim process that is efficient, effective, and ultimately rewarding. With us by your side, you can be confident that your claim is in the most capable hands.
For The People Public Insurance Adjusting Handles Several Types of Residential and Commercial Claims.

With For The People Public Adjusters on the job to assess and value the fire damage, your path to fire damage restoration is faster and more efficient. We will: * Meet at the loss site to evaluate fire damage * Safely and thoroughly examine every part of the structure affected by fire, smoke or water. * Estimate restoration costs involved in fire damage recovery. * Prepare your complete demand for your insurance company, supporting every claimed loss with evidence

Lightning strikes can cause severe property damage; from causing a fire, to destroying your personal property and business assets. Anytime there is a powerful surge of electricity through electrical systems or circuits, you can be sure there’s underlying damage. We’ll advocate for you and tell you what’s covered and what’s not covered under your insurance policy.

If your house has flooded, once your local police or fire department says you can return, you’re in a race against mold growth to clear out debris from your home. You may find high humidity in your home, which is the perfect environment for mold and other bacteria to form. Flood water is commonly classified as Category 3, or black water. Understanding the science of black water will only help you reach your appropriate settlement(s).

Many home and business owners can see damage to their properties. However, most wind and hail damage cannot be seen. Not having your home properly inspected can result in thousands of dollars in damages over-and-above the damages caused by the storm… and you’ll be out of pocket for those damages by not properly submitting the claim to your insurance company.

Sometimes a small leak can turn into a major headache and your insurance policy may or may not cover the leak depending on its source. Mold resulting from flooding, a broken pipe or other water related issue can severly affect your health and property without your knowledge. For The People Public Insurance Adjusting are property experts with more than 80 years of combined experience in handling water damage issues.

If you have experienced hail damage to your home, you know that it can be costly. An extensive investigation to your real property is necessary, as shingles, siding, and gutters may be damaged. Unseen roof damage can lead to leaks, which can cause further complexities in your insurance claim. Be sure to take pictures of all damages of any dents, punctures or scrapes to the exterior to your home, fences, patios, and other structures. Proper documentation will greatly impact your claim.

If you have purchased earthquake insurance, your policy typically covers the cost to repair common earthquake damage—including damage to roofing and walls, and most of your belongings. If you can’t live in your home, your insurance company will pay additional living expenses, as noted in your policy, while the damage is assessed and your home is being repaired or rebuilt. If repairs take longer than the period of time covered by your policy, you may be eligible for additional assistance.

If you’ve found yourself the victim of vandalism or theft, the first thing you should always do is to file a police report. Once you’ve done that, its time to call us. Filing a theft insurance claim or a vandalism insurance claim can be tedious, particularly for the average person who isn’t familiar with how the insurance claim process works. We will meet with you, assess the damage, and track the claim with your insurance company.

Our public adjusters will sort through every inch of your damaged property including personal property searching for anything that the insurance company may have missed. This thorough examination often yields damages that were overlooked or underestimated. Several digital photos and a 3D Matterport are taken along with detailed notes. Our adjuster deal with all of the forms and related paperwork that are required by your insurance carrier.

The fair rental value may or may not be equal to the rent payable by tenants. It can vary according to different factors, such as whether the dwelling has been rented to the tenants furnished or unfurnished, whether bills and taxes are included in the rent amount, and whether you provide the total lodging to the tenants. In a nutshell, the actual cash value of the property you rent out is determined by the amount of support you provide.

One of the most daunting moments for an enterprise is when it loses income due to various interruptions. When the normal flow of income in a business is interfered with, it predisposes a myriad of problems which can be detrimental and relatively expensive. As expert public adjusters, For The People will help your business get back onto its feet within the minimum time possible by expediting the entire process, and bargaining for fair compensation of our clients, per the terms in your policy.

Building collapses can be caused by a number of factors, including (but not limited to) structural problems, soil subsidence, earth movements, improper construction, blasts, gas leaks and more. Property insurance policies typically cover some types of building collapses, but not all. Insurance companies today frequently restrict collapse coverage by redefining the term “collapse” and limiting their exposure.
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All estimates are prepared by our adjusters, not outside estimators.
Top Rated Appraisers & Umpires Available..
When navigating the turbulent waters of insurance claims, you need an expert in your corner to champion your cause. That's where FTP Public Insurance Adjusters comes in, ready to be your reliable appraiser and umpire partner. As industry veterans, we ensure that your claim is managed with unmatched professionalism, diligence, and a personal touch.
FTP Public Insurance Adjusters is your ultimate appraiser and umpire ally. With our unparalleled expertise, unwavering dedication, and commitment to your interests, you can trust that your claim is in the most capable hands. Partner with us, and together, we'll conquer the claims process with confidence and success!
What is the Insurance Appraisal process?
The appraisal clause, nestled within the loss settlement section of your insurance policy, serves as a powerful alternative dispute resolution mechanism. It comes into play when disagreements arise between the insurance company and the policyholder regarding the extent of the loss. By opting for appraisal, policyholders can avoid the potentially exorbitant costs and lengthy proceedings associated with a lawsuit. While the appraisal process focuses primarily on determining the value of the loss rather than addressing coverage disputes, it still holds the potential to include or exclude items based on causation, depending on the jurisdiction in question. This crucial provision empowers policyholders with a streamlined and cost-effective approach to resolving claim disputes, ultimately safeguarding their interests.
Determining the Right Moment for Appraisal: A Strategic Approach
Navigating the intricate world of insurance claims demands a strategic approach, particularly when it comes to determining the right moment for invoking the appraisal clause. Knowing when to opt for the appraisal can make all the difference in securing a fair and favorable resolution for your claim.
The appraisal becomes a viable option when disagreements arise between the policyholder and the insurance company concerning the extent of the loss. In such situations, appraisal serves as an alternative dispute resolution, allowing both parties to avoid the time-consuming and costly process of litigation.
However, it is crucial to recognize that appraisal primarily focuses on assessing the value of the loss, rather than resolving coverage disputes.
To determine the right moment for appraisal, policyholders must carefully assess the negotiation process with the insurance company. If a stalemate is reached, and it becomes evident that further negotiation will not yield a satisfactory settlement, then it is time to consider an appraisal. By engaging impartial appraisers and an umpire, both parties can work towards an equitable resolution based on the expertise of these professionals.
In summary, determining the right moment for appraisal requires a strategic approach that carefully evaluates the state of negotiations and the potential benefits of invoking this powerful provision. By doing so, policyholders can safeguard their interests and ensure a fair resolution to their insurance claims.
How does the Insurance Appraisal Process Work?
The insurance appraisal process is a method of alternative dispute resolution designed to settle disputes between policyholders and insurance companies regarding the value of a loss. This process comes into play when both parties cannot agree on the amount of the loss, and it can help avoid lengthy and costly litigation.
Here's an overview of how the insurance appraisal process works:
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Invoking the appraisal clause: The policyholder or insurance company can initiate the appraisal process by invoking the appraisal clause found in the policy's loss settlement section. This typically involves sending a written request to the other party.
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Selecting appraisers: Both the policyholder and the insurance company appoint their own independent appraiser. These appraisers must be impartial and have no direct connection to the parties involved in the dispute.
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Assessing the loss: Each appraiser independently assesses the loss, taking into account factors such as the extent of the damage, repair costs, and replacement values. They prepare their own estimates and reports, which they then share with each other.
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Negotiating a resolution: The two appraisers review the information and attempt to reach an agreement on the value of the loss. If they can agree, the appraisal process concludes, and the agreed-upon amount is paid to the policyholder.
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Appointing an umpire: If the appraisers are unable to reach an agreement, they jointly select an impartial umpire to review their findings and resolve any disagreements.
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Umpire's decision: The umpire reviews the appraisers' reports and conducts their own assessment, if necessary. The umpire then presents their decision, which typically must be agreed upon by at least one of the appraisers for the process to conclude.
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Finalizing the settlement: Once the appraisers and umpire reach an agreement, the insurance company pays the policyholder the agreed-upon amount. This payment generally marks the end of the appraisal process.
It is important to note that the insurance appraisal process focuses on determining the value of the loss and does not address coverage issues. Additionally, the appraisal process may be subject to specific rules and regulations depending on the jurisdiction in which the claim is being handled.

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