Core Service
Expert appraisal support when you and your insurer disagree on the value of your property damage claim.
When you and your insurer cannot agree on the value of a property damage claim, Florida law allows appraisal as a formal dispute resolution path. We provide insurance appraisal support, licensed appraiser representation, and umpire services to break deadlocks.
Appraisal is used when the amount of loss is in dispute. We prepare thorough documentation, participate in the appraisal process, and advocate for a fair valuation throughout.
We serve as your appraiser on the policyholder side, inspecting damage, preparing estimates, and presenting evidence during the appraisal panel process.
When appraisers cannot agree, an umpire may be appointed to resolve the difference. We help navigate umpire selection and present your case when the panel reaches impasse.
No Recovery No Fee. If we aren't successful, you owe us nothing.
Fill out our online form or give us a call. The application takes about five minutes; share basic claim details and you're on your way to the payout you deserve.
Our team schedules an on-site inspection. We document every detail, and often uncover damage you may have overlooked.
We build a detailed Xactimate estimate, negotiate with your insurer, and handle mediation or appraisal. You stay informed 100% while we carry the workload.
Settlement complete, you get paid. Repair, rebuild, or move on with control back in your hands and this claim behind you.
It's so easy to get started.
Start My ClaimWe work on contingency, so you pay nothing upfront. We are paid only when we recover additional funds for you. If there is no additional recovery, you owe us nothing.
Yes. Many clients hire us mid-claim when the insurer's estimate seems low, delays drag on, or supplements are needed for damage that was missed.
Appraisal is typically invoked when the policyholder and insurer disagree on the dollar amount of covered damage, not whether coverage exists. Your policy language and Florida statutes govern the process.
Each party selects an appraiser to evaluate the loss. If the appraisers cannot agree, an umpire is appointed to resolve the disputed amount. We can serve as your appraiser and help navigate umpire selection when needed.
Submit your details and a licensed public adjuster will follow up about your claim.
