AAA Public Adjusters

Attention All Property Owners; Don't Let Insurance Companies Minimize Hurricane and Storm Damage

Hurricane Irma is one for the record books and will be known as one of the worst storms in US history. Several islands in the Northern Caribbean were impacted in addition to the Florida Keys and Golf Coast. Florida, unfortunately received the most damage. The damage is likely to exceed $150 billion. On the opposite side of the country, Hurricane Harvey has devastated the southern part of Texas. This means insurance companies will receive a record amount of storm related claims. Homeowners need to be prepared for the worst when filing claims. Storm and hurricane claims can be difficult to file and property owners need to know the proper procedures before speaking with their insurance companies'.

How to Make the Right Choice when Hiring a Public Adjuster

Filing a claim is a stressful situation for any property owner. Insurance policies are written with complex language that is used to confuse the policy holder and deny coverage. What's worse is that insurance company adjusters are instructed to minimize losses and pay the least amount of money according to the policy provisions.

AAA Public Adjusters Now Fighting for Property Owners in Virginia and North Carolina

AAA Public Adjusters is the premier public adjusting firm in Philadelphia, New Jersey, Maryland, and Delaware. AAA Public Adjusters has been helping East Coast property owners for over twenty years and now they are expanding their services to North Carolina and Virginia territory.

Property Owners Can Increase Their Settlements by Hiring Public Adjusters

Dealing with insurance companies is never easy. Insurance companies use difficult and technical language in their policies that make them difficult to interpret. Even worse, when a property owner does receive a settlement, it is usually too low to fix their property.

Let a Public Adjuster Negotiate Fire Losses

A fire is one of the most stressful ordeals a property owner will ever face. What's worse is that many property owners are not well informed about the insurance process. They will intuitively file an insurance claim following a loss. However, what they don't know is that their insurance company does not have their best interest in mind. A corporate adjuster will receive performance bonuses for minimizing losses and many times the property owner won't receive a large enough settlement to cover their repair costs.