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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can I hire a public adjuster after I already filed my claim?

Yes. You can hire a public adjuster at almost any stage of your property insurance claim. Whether you've just filed, received a low settlement offer, or your claim has been denied, we can review your case and help negotiate with your insurance company for the maximum settlement you're entitled to.

2. Does it cost anything to hire a public adjuster?

No upfront costs. Action Public Adjusters works on a contingency fee basis, which means you don't pay us out of pocket. We only get paid if we successfully recover additional money for your insurance claim.

3. Will the insurance company treat me differently if I hire a public adjuster?

No. Insurance companies are legally required to handle your claim fairly, whether you represent yourself or hire a licensed public adjuster. Our job is to protect your interests, document your damages properly, and negotiate on your behalf throughout the claims process.

4. How is a public adjuster different from the insurance company's adjuster?

An insurance company adjuster works for the insurance company. A public adjuster works exclusively for you, the policyholder. We evaluate your damages, review your policy, prepare your claim, and negotiate to help maximize your settlement.

5. When should I contact a public adjuster?

The best time is before accepting a settlement offer or signing any paperwork. The earlier we're involved, the more opportunity we have to properly document your damages and help maximize your insurance claim. However, we may still be able to assist even if your claim has already been filed or partially settled.