New Claims

Public Adjuster for New Claims – Licensed Property Damage Experts

When unexpected property damage happens, knowing your options is critical. A licensed public adjuster works only for you—not the insurance company.

The first thing you want is peace of mind. Unfortunately, dealing with insurance claims is often the exact opposite. The paperwork is confusing, the insurance company sends its own adjuster to minimize the payout, and you’re left wondering if you’ll ever be able to recover the true cost of your property damage.

FREE INSPECTION TO IDENTIFY & ESTIMATE DAMAGES

That’s where a licensed public adjuster steps in. Unlike the adjuster sent by your insurance company, a public adjuster works only for you, the policyholder. Public Adjusting, we represent homeowners and business owners across Florida who are filing new insurance claims. We inspect the property damage, prepare the claim the right way, and negotiate directly with the insurance company to make sure you get the maximum settlement you deserve.

If you’re asking yourself “Do I even have a claim?” or “Should I hire a public adjuster before filing?”, you’re in the right place.

Do I Have a Claim? How to Identify Property Damage Early

Many policyholders don’t realize they have a valid claim until it’s too late. If you’ve experienced a storm, hurricane, plumbing issue, or sudden structural damage, a public adjuster inspection can reveal hidden damage.

Common Signs of Property Damage That May Qualify for a Claim

Flooding/Water Intrusion– Often caused by roof leaks, burst pipes, or failed plumbing connections.
Signs of mold growth – Mold is usually secondary damage after water intrusion, but it’s important evidence for your claim.
Cracks in walls or flooring – May indicate sinkhole damage, foundation shifting, or storm-related settlement.
Missing or lifted roof shingles – A red flag after strong winds or hailstorms.
Warped baseboards or flooring – Indicates hidden water damage that may be spreading.
Musty odors or damp spots – A warning that moisture is trapped in your home.
Smoke stains or lingering odors – Evidence of fire or smoke damage that should be documented.
Electrical issues after storms – Power surges and lightning strikes can damage wiring and appliances.

What Can a Public Adjuster Do for You?

A public adjuster represents only the policyholder. Unlike insurance company adjusters, we work in your best interest.

Services a Public Adjuster Provides for New Claims

Detailed Inspections – We carefully inspect your property to identify and document all damages.
Claim Filing Assistance – We guide you through the process of properly filing your claim.
Comprehensive Estimates – We prepare a full scope of loss with a detailed estimate of damages.
Maximize Your Settlement – We work to secure the highest possible payout for your claim.

Insurance companies have adjusters protecting them—shouldn’t you?

When Should I Hire a Public Adjuster for My Insurance Claim?

Many homeowners ask: “Do I hire a public adjuster before I file, or after I start a claim?”

Before Filing a Claim

Thorough Documentation from Day One – We capture every detail of the damage correctly the first time.
Protect Your Payout – Minimize the risk of underpayment or denial caused by missing or incomplete information.
Streamlined Process – Avoid unnecessary delays and endless back-and-forth with the insurance company.

After Starting a Claim

Step In to Assist – We manage the claim process and communications so you can focus on what matters most.
Fix Paperwork Issues – We review and correct errors to keep your claim on track.
Fight for Fair Payouts – We push back against low offers to maximize your settlement.
Meet with Adjusters for You – We attend inspections with the insurance company’s adjusters and engineers so you’re never alone.
Keep You Informed – We explain every step of the process, so you always know what’s happening.
Guide & Advocate – We protect your interests and help you make the right decisions.

Why Choose Right Way Public Adjusting for New Property Damage Claims?

With over $25 million recovered for Florida homeowners and business owners, we are a fully licensed and bonded public adjusting firm you can trust. Our experienced team specializes in hurricane, water, fire, and sinkhole claims, guiding you through every step of the process. From documenting damage and preparing detailed estimates to negotiating with the insurance company, we fight to ensure you receive the full and fair settlement you deserve.

The Right Way Difference

Fully Licensed & Bonded – Work with trusted, qualified public adjusters.
Expertise in All Major Losses – Hurricane, water, fire, and sinkhole claims are our specialty.
Proven Results – A strong track record of securing maximum settlements for our clients.
Free Inspection & Consultation – Get answers before you commit — no upfront cost.
No Recovery, No Fee – We only get paid when we successfully recover money for you.

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Do You Have New Property Damage That Needs an Inspection?

If you’ve recently discovered new property damage, don’t delay. The sooner you contact a public adjuster, the better your chances of success.

Common Types of Claims We Handle

Hurricane & Storm Damage – Wind, rain, and storm surge.
Roof Damage & Leaks – Missing shingles or major roof failures.
Flood Claims – Rising water and flood losses.
Water Damage & Burst Pipes – Plumbing or appliance leaks.
Fire & Smoke Damage – Structural and contents loss.
Mold Damage – Mold remediation and repairs.
Sinkhole & Structural Issues – Foundation and earth movement.
Business Interruption – Lost income from shutdowns.
Yacht & Marine Claims – Storm, collision, or accident damage.

Call now for your FREE no-obligation claim review and inspection today

Do You Have New Property Damage That Needs an Inspection

Frequently Asked Questions About New Claims and Public Adjuster Services

What if my damage looks minor?

Even small water stains or roof leaks can lead to big problems. A public adjuster inspection ensures all damage is documented.

Will hiring a public adjuster slow down my claim?

No. In fact, most claims move faster and smoother with a licensed public adjuster handling negotiations.

How much does a public adjuster cost?

We work on a contingency fee basis—no upfront cost. We only get paid if you get paid.

Can you help with both residential and commercial claims?

Yes. public adjuster services cover homes, condos, businesses, and large commercial properties.

Why shouldn’t I trust the insurance company’s adjuster?

Their adjuster protects the insurance company’s bottom line, not yours. A public adjuster levels the playing field.

Get Started with Right Way Public Adjusting Today

Don’t leave your property damage claim to chance. With the best public adjusters on your side, you can rest easy knowing your claim is handled properly.