Answers to Your Questions
Have questions? We have answers. Our FAQ section addresses common inquiries, offering clear insights into the claims process, what to expect, and how to prepare. Knowledge is power, and we’re here to empower you.
Frequently Asked Questions
An insurance claim adjustment is the process of assessing property damage, determining coverage, and negotiating a fair settlement with the insurance company.
Public adjusters, like PB Adjusting, represent your interests during the claims process, ensuring you receive the maximum entitlement for your claim.
The duration of the claims process varies depending on the complexity of the claim and the responsiveness of the insurance company. Our team works efficiently to expedite the process and achieve a swift resolution.
We handle a wide range of residential claims, including those related to water damage, fire damage, storm damage, and more.
Our team conducts comprehensive assessments of property damage, utilizing industry expertise and advanced technology to ensure accuracy.
If your claim is denied, we can review the denial and advocate for a reconsideration or appeal on your behalf.
We handle a wide range of commercial claims, including those related to property damage, business interruption, and liability claims.
We provide tailored support to businesses, including comprehensive assessments, detailed documentation, and expert negotiation to expedite the claims process.
Yes, we specialize in business interruption claims and work to minimize downtime and financial loss for our commercial clients.
An appraisal claim is a process used to resolve disputes between policyholders and insurance companies over the value of a claim. It involves the appointment of an impartial appraiser to determine the value of the loss.
Our team provides expert guidance and representation throughout the appraisal process, ensuring your interests are protected and advocating for a fair resolution.
Appraisal claims are typically used when there is a disagreement between the policyholder and the insurance company regarding the value of the loss or the extent of coverage.
The fees charged will be a percentage of the amount paid by the insurance company. The percentage is dependent on the size of the claim. The larger the claim, the lower the percentage.
No. Our fees are paid from the claim proceeds when they are issued, and not in addition to the payments made by the insurer.
No. Our fees are contingent upon the claim being paid.