WHAT IS A PUBLIC ADJUSTER?
A public insurance adjuster is your dedicated advocate in the complex realm of insurance claims. Tasked with representing policyholders, our professionals navigate the intricate process, ensuring an equitable and fair settlement from your insurance company. Operating independently, our allegiance lies with you, the policyholder, as we work diligently to secure the compensation you rightfully deserve.
Policy holders who hired public adjusters (PA) for non-catastrophe claims received 574% more money than those who did not hire a PA. Policyholders who hired public adjusters for hurricane claims received 747% more money. (Florida Legislature’s Office of Program Policy Analysis & Government Accountability -OPPAGA)
What is the difference between adjusters?
Public Adjuster in Florida
- Aventura
- Key West
- Miami
- Naples
- Orlando
- Sanibel
- Tampa
- Boca- Raton
- Boynton Beach
- Delray Beach
- Captiva Island
- Port Saint Lucie
- West Palm Beach
Frequently Asked Questions
Navigate the complexities of filing an insurance claim with ease. Our expert advice guides you through every step, ensuring a smooth process and maximizing your settlement.
Public adjusters, like those at Beach Front Claims, work exclusively for you, the policyholder, ensuring your interests are defended and advocated for during the claims process. This often leads to securing a larger settlement compared to relying solely on the insurance company’s adjuster.
According to the Florida Legislature’s Office of Program Policy Analysis & Government Accountability (OPPAGA), policyholders who hired public adjusters for non-catastrophe claims received 574% more money, and for hurricane claims, they received 747% more money compared to those who did not hire a public adjuster.
Beach Front Claims provides a free damage and policy review service, where they meet with you, inspect your damages and explain your options at no obligation to you.
Yes, all private insurance adjusters at Beach Front Claims are fully licensed, certified, and bonded. They undergo thorough vetting processes, including background checks, fingerprinting, and scrutiny against the FBI database, ensuring they meet the stringent licensing requirements set by state insurance departments.
