When Is the Right Time to Hire a Public Adjuster? Over the last five articles, we've prepared for this moment. We've explored how to review your insurance policy before hurricane season, document your property before disaster strikes, protect your claim during the critical first twenty-four hours, understand why the insurance company's initial estimate may not tell the whole story, and recognize why supplemental claims often become necessary as additional information comes to

When the winds finally stop and it's safe to go outside, most property owners have one question: "Where do I start?" After more than two decades representing homeowners, businesses, churches, farms, ranches, and multifamily property owners, I've learned that what you do during the first 24 hours after a hurricane can have a lasting impact on both your property and your insurance claim. Your priorities should always be safety first, protecting your property from additional dam

Every hurricane season, I meet property owners who tell me the same thing: "I wish I had taken pictures before the storm." By the time they're saying those words, it's too late. One of the most valuable pieces of evidence in any insurance claim is documentation created before damage occurs. As a Public Adjuster, I've seen firsthand how taking the time to document your property before a hurricane can eliminate disputes, support the scope of damage, and strengthen a policyholde

A 30-minute review of your insurance policy today could save you months of confusion after a hurricane. Here's what every homeowner should know before the next storm.