Homeowners insurance gets tricky when your house has some years on it. If you own an older home, you’ve probably noticed that regular insurance companies aren’t exactly fighting to cover your property. Why? Those charming original features that made you fall in love with your home are the same things that make insurance companies nervous. […]
Let’s get straight to it: how much does a public adjuster cost in Florida? If you’re staring at a waterlogged living room or a roof that’s seen better days, you’re probably wondering if hiring a pro is worth it or if you’ll need to sell a kidney to pay for one. The good news? Florida
Wondering if your home insurance will cover your broken air conditioner? You’re not alone. A lot of homeowners think AC damage is on them—when in reality, insurance can cover it in certain cases. The catch? It depends on how the damage happened and what’s written in your policy. In this guide, I’ll break down what
What Does a Public Adjuster Do? Public adjusters help homeowners and businesses negotiate insurance claims. Instead of relying on the insurance company’s adjuster—who works for the insurer—a public adjuster represents the policyholder to get the best possible payout. How Public Adjusters Get Paid Most public adjusters work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they only
Filing an insurance claim isn’t always straightforward. After property damage or loss, you’ll work with an insurance adjuster who assesses the damage and determines how much the insurance company will pay. But not all adjusters work for the same team. There are three main types of adjusters: Knowing the difference between these adjusters can make
Filing an insurance claim can feel like a full-time job. Between the paperwork, phone calls, and back-and-forth with your insurance company, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. That’s where a public adjuster comes in. They work for you—not the insurance company—to make sure you get the payout you deserve. But what if you’ve already started the
Mold in a rental? Not fun. It wrecks your stuff and can mess with your health. But does renters insurance cover it? That’s where things get tricky. Renters insurance protects your personal belongings and liability, but mold coverage isn’t always included. Whether you’re covered depends on how the mold got there. If it came from
