After property damage occurs, your insurance company may send its own adjuster to assess the damage for you. After he or she has assessed the damages, they’ll provide an estimated report of costs for repairs to their employer. It might seem like all will be fine but, more often than not, the report that’s sent to your insurance company may not be entirely accurate.
In fact, it’s even probable that all the damage that occurred wasn’t even purposely accounted for just because the insurance adjuster is attempting to help their employer save money. And if you think this may be the case for you after seeing the offered settlement by your insurance provider, you’ll find that hiring your own public adjuster might resolve the issue. However, if you’re not entirely sure if a public adjuster can help you receive higher compensation, then continue reading below.