Public Adjuster Blog

An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest. Benjamin Franklin It may seem providential! You just had a fire, or flood, or another disaster… You are still trying to wrap your head around what happened, when a contractor knocks on your door. They offer to clean up...

A Sworn Statement in Proof of Loss is a document the policyholder may be requested to submit following a property loss claim. The purpose of the Proof of Loss is to obtain a formal statement from the policyholder regarding the true circumstances and scope of the property loss....

After a property loss due to fire, water damage, storms, or other disasters, the homeowner needs to take the right steps to prepare and file the insurance claim .  Avoid common pitfalls and ensure a successful settlement with these basic rules for insurance claim success:

Metro Detroit, Michigan – August 11, 2014 Historic rainfall in one of the wettest days in recorded history for Southeast Michigan has resulted in widespread flooding throughout the metro Detroit area. As a consequence of the downpour, the area’s homeowners and businesses suffered substantial property losses, from stranded...

When it comes to making the decision to hire a public adjuster or not, you have to consider your particular circumstances and situation. However, here’re our top reasons why a public adjuster may be good for you:

In Michigan, we are lucky enough not to have monster tornadoes or floods. But even a vanilla summer storm could result in extensive property damages, some of which may not be covered by your homeowners policy.  Find out if you have the right insurance coverage before a disaster...

The Coalition Against Insurance Fraud estimates that the average person pays close to $1000 per year in combined costs for homeowners, life and health just to cover fraudulent claims and associated costs. This is just one of the reasons why insurance companies treats claims, especially large property loss...

Did you know??  Casualty losses or theft losses not covered or reimbursed by your insurance company may be deductible on your federal income tax return. The deduction is taken for the year when the loss occurred, unless is from a federally declared disaster, in which case the deduction...

Auburn Hills, MI (PRWEB) March 20, 2014 Michigan Fire Claims Inc., a public adjusting company based in Auburn Hills, Michigan, announced today it celebrates 11 years in business. With a staff of fifteen claim adjusting professionals, including public adjusters, property loss consultants and property loss appraisers, Michigan Fire Claims has now been...