FAQs

A public adjuster is a licensed professional who represents you, the policyholder, in negotiating with your insurance company to maximize your claim payout. In South Florida, where hurricanes, floods, and water damage are common, insurance companies may underpay or deny claims. Our firm, Claim Service Pro, fights for your rights, ensuring you get the compensation you deserve. We handle everything from documentation to negotiations, saving you time and stress.

At Claim Service Pro  we combine local expertise with a client-first approach. Our team has decades of experience handling Florida-specific claims, like hurricane damage and mold issues. We work on a contingency basis—no recovery, no fee—and offer free inspections. Our personalized service ensures constant communication, and we leverage advanced technology to document claims thoroughly.

We specialize in residential and commercial claims, including hurricane damage, water damage, mold, fire, smoke, roof leaks, flooding, and denied or underpaid claims. South Florida’s unique climate and frequent storms make these claims complex, but our team knows how to navigate insurance policies to maximize your settlement.

We work on a contingency basis, meaning you pay nothing upfront. Our fee is a percentage of the claim settlement, and we only get paid if you do. There are no out-of-pocket costs, and our free inspections ensure you can explore your options risk-free.

Absolutely! We specialize in reopening denied or underpaid claims. Many South Florida homeowners receive lowball offers or denials due to misinterpretations of policy terms. Our team reviews your policy, identifies overlooked coverages, and negotiates to secure a fair payout.

It’s simple! Contact us for a free consultation and inspection. We’ll review your insurance policy, assess the damage, and explain your options. If you choose to proceed, we handle all paperwork, inspections, and negotiations with your insurance company. Call us at [Your Phone Number] or fill out our online form to get started.