What To Expect When The Insurance Adjuster Arrives
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2021
- What should you expect from the insurance adjuster when he comes to check your house for damage? A visit to your house by an insurance adjuster can be filled with anxiety, confusion, and some times intimidation, but it doesn't have to be. Adjusters are there simply to do a job and that's to see what damage your property has and calculate an estimate for the insurance company to restore your property back to pre-loss condition.
Episode 2 of our series, "7 Things You Need To Know About The Insurance Claim Process" will give you details about what to expect from the adjuster and we'll try to make sense of how the process works.
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Thanks, that was helpful. Trying to figure out what to do and learning information u provided in this video was helpful.
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Your roof being approved/ denied depends on how their mood is that day not damage
Thanks for the information, do we have a next chapter?
Is it a good idea to have your potential roofer meet with the adjuster when he comes out?
Just had the SF claims adj at my house to look at damage from Ian, I have a few leaks spots inside ceilings and by the skylights. This is not my first "rodeo" on hurricane damage house but was surprised by all the pics he took, even for non claimed damage and also he measured everything, even outside pool screen enclosure which I am not claiming was damaged. I know some adjusters will take pics pics so you cant come back latter and claim other stuff not related. But the detail of this guy was weird. Right off the bat he took a pic of the garage door then i asked him why he taking pic of something that I never claimed was damaged, he said for the record and some things are damage and some are "wear and tear"......OH, Ok, seems like they getting ready to deny the whole claim? Maybe? BTW, while my roof is 18 years old, I happen to get a 4 pt inspection BEFORE this IAN storm on Sept 7. Certified state inspector said that I have at least 4 years left on roof, sees no missing shingle or roof damage, AND they saw NO interior damage but I full expect to be short claimed on this anyway. I also never mentioned the 4 pt inspection and the findings, well wait see what SF tries to claim.
Do you deal with supplements and if so can you do a video?
One could also argue that most of the time, contractor estimates are way over with a bunch of “fluff”.