Mold resulting from flooding, a broken pipe or other water-related issue can severely affect your health and property without your knowledge. Here in Florida’s warm, humid climate mold is particularly aggressive causing a variety of serious health issues. It is also your property’s potential enemy since it can weaken the building’s structure much as termites do.

Even a small, accidental kitchen fire can cause a big headache. Perhaps it’s a lightning strike, a careless cigarette or an encroaching wildfire. Dealing with city and county officials, your insurance company and the fire department is stressful and time-consuming. After evaluating the damage caused by flame, smoke and water, your public adjuster will review your insurance policy to determine coverage.

Sinkholes can cause extensive property damage depending on their size and depth. Some swallow entire buildings; others leave a house or commercial property heavily damaged or uninhabitable. In many cases, your insurance carrier will send a professional engineering team (that work for the insurance company) to drill into the ground and analyze the soil composition to determine whether there has been sinkhole activity. As your representative, we secure the same reports from an objective provider.

In the event that a disaster should impact your business, it may result in your place of work becoming unusable. Losses can be from fire, smoke, water damage, mechanical breakage of large machinery, hurricane, storm or wind damage, etc. Income will not be produced while fixed costs may continue to incur (e.g. rent, utilities, etc.)
During this period of business interruption, whatever income your business would have made cannot be used. Our forensic specialists analyze your historic financial records to determine this unusable income and work hard to speed up the process which gets you paid quickly.

Face it, we are all clumsy. Some accidents happen without human interaction. Heavy wall mounted objects of art fall and damage walls, floors and furniture. These falling or dropped object claims are valid and are generally able to be submitted as claims subject to your policy deductible.
In Florida the statute is to repair or replace with matching material. If your finishes are older it may be impossible to repair one area so that it matches. In that case your insurance company may be persuaded by Florida’s Best Public Adjusters to provide for the replacement of the entire floor, counter, patio tile, etc. that was a result of sudden and accidental damage to your property from a dropped or falling object.!