by Florida Loss | Jan 17, 2020 | Hurricane, Public Adjusters
While their neighbors to the north are dealing with snow and ice, people in Florida are still enjoying the sun and warm weather. But that doesn’t mean they don’t have to deal with their fair share of nasty weather. Whether it’s a hurricane or even a tornado, there’s a...
by Florida Loss | Dec 6, 2019 | Fire damage, Public Adjusters
A lot of people think that once their fire insurance claim is closed, there’s nothing they can do to fight it. But that’s exactly what the insurance company wants you to think. They’re hoping you don’t call a fire damage adjuster in Florida. Because, if you do, you’ll...
by Florida Loss | Nov 26, 2019 | Public Adjusters, water damage
If you’re like most people, you don’t spend a lot of time looking behind your walls. You really have no reason to look at your pipes unless you have a plumbing problem. So, when you do have a flood, it can be hard to tell what damage is new and what damage is old....
by Florida Loss | Nov 22, 2019 | Fire damage, Public Adjusters
If you’re the victim of a house fire, the last thing you’re going to worry about is how much it will cost to replace things. You’re going to want to make sure your family is okay. You’ll possibly have to deal with medical concerns and health issues. You may even need...
by Florida Loss | Nov 8, 2019 | Public Adjusters
If you’ve suffered any kind of damage to your home, you’re going to need to file an insurance claim. If you’re lucky, your claim will be paid without question. For smaller claims, the insurance may just decide to pay it rather than fight it. But if you’ve suffered...
by Florida Loss | Oct 25, 2019 | Hurricane, Hurricane DOrian, Hurricane Irma, Hurricane Matthew, Public Adjusters, Uncategorized
For people in the rest of the country, it’s that time of year when it gets cold and wintry. Snow and ice will start to cover much of the east coast. Thankfully, for people in Florida, they don’t have to worry about that. But this doesn’t mean they don’t have to worry...
