Looking for the best way to handle your water damage insurance claims? Get in touch with the Public Insurance Adjusters at Whiteman & Fields to read their new report, and get a consultation on dealing with your Hurricane Laura claims.
Thinking of filing an insurance claim because of the water damages in your house or business, but don't know where to start? John A. Alvarado, Public Insurance Adjuster, has a new report that takes you through the steps to take before filing with your insurance company to make sure you get a fair settlement.
North Palm Beach, Florida Public Insurance Adjuster has just released a new report on dealing with water leaks, water damage, and leak detection services. This report, authored by John A. Alvarado, Public Insurance Adjuster, is intended to help the local community assess the need for insurance claims, especially after recent storm Hurricane Laura.
More information is available at https://pa.claims/water-damage-and-leaks
The newly released report details the necessary steps to be undertaken by homeowners who may be in need of making an insurance claim after experiencing water damage and leaks. In addition to storm-related water damage, John A. Alvarado, Public Insurance Adjuster advises clients to be mindful of plumbing leaks, roof leaks, dishwasher leaks, and water leaks from burst pipes.
Among the report’s key findings is how often floods are not covered by homeowner’s insurance. With that comes John A. Alvarado, Public Insurance Adjuster suggestion to homeowners is to consider buying separate flood insurance policies to be prepared in the case of unanticipated damages.
The report’s author, John A. Alvarado, Public Insurance Adjuster, is a licensed, bonded and insured public insurance adjuster in many states and U.S. Territories and his firm has worked with residential homeowners, renters, and commercial business owners for over 35 years. Through that experience, the firm has created a list of seven steps that all people take during their insurance claims process to ensure fair results.
If you have been wondering how to prepare yourself for the next big storm, the report also found that many homeowners could take additional steps to protect themselves in the eventuality of water damage. Those steps include taking pictures of the property before the storm strikes, and to make sure those pictures are kept as up to date as possible. The report recommends every few months.
In addition to assessing a property’s risk and preparing that property for impact, this newly released report encourages homeowners and business owners to consider calling a licensed public insurance adjuster before reporting their insurance claim, as these advocates ensure fair settlements for policyholders.
One client of John A. Alvarado, Public Insurance Adjuster, Tracey Brown, expressed their appreciation for the firm’s expertise. “This was my first time experiencing any issues in my home with water damage. After contacting John, his services were nothing short of amazing. I was very stressed out from the damage in my home.”
There's no time like the present to take care of the water damages and leaks in your home and business, and no one like John A. Alvarado, Public Insurance Adjuster, to make sure you are prepared for the next steps in the insurance claims process. Get in touch now for their report and for your own free consultation!
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