Certainly.
Public adjusters are licensed insurance adjusters who work for policyholders instead of insurance companies.  Not all claims need a public adjuster.  But if your loss is complex or your claim has gone sideways, you might want to consider whether a public adjuster — or PA– would help.  PAs do cost money, usually a percentage of the insurance payments they recover for you.  And as you would for any other professional, it’s *essential* to do your homework before hiring a PA.  You should start by confirming with the Georgia Insurance Commission’s website that the PA is properly licensed.  But don’t stop there — read reviews and talk with references before signing a contract.
For a closer look at public adjusting in Georgia, check out our Georgia Guide to Public Adjusting.