Water Damage

Water damage can be more extensive than damages caused by fire. Prompt cleanup, drying out and remediation are most important in minimizing additional damages such as mold. A homeowner’s insurance policy doesn’t provide coverage for flood damage, but it does provide coverage for many types of water damage to your home.

A few examples of water damage include:

– A broken/frozen pipe spews water into your home causing extensive damage.
– A heavy rain soaks through the roof, allowing water to drip through your attic or ceiling.
– A hailstorm smashes your window, permitting hail and rain free access into your home.

 

As a result of water damage, latent damages can very well appear weeks after water and moisture have been removed. It is imperative that all damages be addressed in the presentation of the claim.

​

Water damage can strike unexpectedly—whether from a burst pipe, storm, or flooding. The aftermath is often overwhelming, but the process of getting your insurance to cover the full extent of the damage doesn’t have to be.

​

As a trusted Public Insurance Adjuster, we’re here to fight for you. We make sure you receive every penny you’re entitled to from your insurer—so you can focus on what matters most: rebuilding your life and property.

Here’s how we help:

• Detailed Damage Assessment: We inspect and document all areas affected by water damage, including hidden or overlooked damage.

• Expert Negotiation: We work directly with your insurance company, ensuring your claim is handled fairly and swiftly.

• Maximized Payouts: We ensure you receive the maximum settlement possible to cover repairs, restoration, and any additional expenses.