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At CMC we believe every cloud has a silver lining. If your property has been damaged, we’ll fight for every last penny you deserve from your insurer.
When you file a claim, your insurer will have an in-house adjuster working on their behalf. You owe it to yourself to put a professional in your corner.
Unlike your insurer’s representative, a public insurance adjuster will work on your behalf. Your adjuster’s aim is simple: To maximize your payout by ensuring you receive everything you’re entitled to.
Florida is the fifth-rainiest state in the U.S., so a leaking roof quickly equals costly damage.
Learn more about our specialties and how our turnkey public adjusting service could take the stress out of your insurance claim.
CMC Claim Consultants is a close-knit team of insurance adjusters with over 60 years’ collective experience.
A public insurance adjuster represents policyholders in property damage claims, assessing damages, negotiating with insurers, and ensuring fair settlements.
Public adjusters leverage their expertise to thoroughly assess damages, compile comprehensive documentation, and negotiate skillfully for optimal payouts.
It’s recommended to hire a public adjuster as soon as possible after property damage occurs to ensure proper documentation and effective negotiations.
This is a process where both the policyholder and the insurance company hire independent appraisers to assess the value of a property or the extent of damage. These appraisers then work together to determine a fair and accurate settlement amount. If they cannot agree, they may select an umpire.
Public adjusters inspect and evaluate the extent of damages, collecting evidence and documentation to present a strong case for a fair claim settlement.
Yes, public adjusters can review denied or underpaid claims, identify discrepancies, and engage in negotiations to seek a fair resolution.
An umpire is a neutral third party selected by both the policyholder and the insurance company to resolve disputes that the appraisers cannot agree upon. The umpire’s decision is typically binding, meaning both parties must accept it. Umpire services ensure that the dispute is resolved fairly and that the final settlement is equitable.
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