Every year, insurance companies offer homeowners far less than what their property damage actually costs to repair. If your storm or property damage claim was underpaid or denied, you may be entitled to significantly more.
Find out what your claim is really worth
A claims specialist will review your case and contact you within 24 hours to discuss your options.
Insurance companies profit by underpaying claims. We help you fight back and recover what you deserve.
Insurance companies have teams of adjusters working to minimize payouts. Our experts level the playing field and fight to get you the full amount your policy entitles you to.
Insurance companies routinely offer settlements far below what damage actually costs to repair. Their adjusters use outdated pricing, overlook hidden damage, and apply unfair depreciation to minimize your payout. You deserve the full cost of restoring your property.
If your claim was wrongfully denied, you have the right to challenge the decision and recover what you are owed. Common denial reasons -- such as pre-existing damage, missed deadlines, or policy exclusions -- can often be successfully disputed with proper documentation and representation.
You may be eligible for claim recovery assistance if the following apply to you:
Your home, business, rental property, or other insured structure sustained damage from a covered event such as a storm, fire, flooding, or other peril.
You filed an insurance claim and received an offer that does not cover the full cost of repairs, or your claim was denied entirely by your insurance company.
Your property has not yet been fully restored to its pre-loss condition. Partial repairs, temporary fixes, or unaddressed damage all qualify.
Your claim falls within the applicable filing deadline for your state. Even if time has passed, you may still have options -- contact us to find out.
We assist property owners with all types of insured damage claims, including:
You pay nothing upfront. We only get paid when you do. Our interests are fully aligned with yours -- we succeed when you succeed.
Our experts know how insurance companies operate. We identify every dollar of damage they missed and fight to get you the full amount you deserve.
From paperwork to negotiations to resolution, we manage the entire claims process so you do not have to. Focus on your life while we fight for your recovery.
If your insurance payout does not cover the full cost of repairing or replacing the damage to your property, your claim was likely underpaid. Common signs include receiving an estimate that seems too low, having damage that the adjuster did not include, or being told certain repairs are not covered when they should be. Our team can review your claim at no cost to determine if you are owed more.
A denial does not mean the end of the road. Insurance companies deny claims for many reasons, and many denials can be successfully overturned. Whether the denial was based on a policy exclusion, a missed deadline, or a dispute about the cause of damage, our experts can evaluate your situation and help you challenge the decision.
The statute of limitations for insurance claims varies by state and type of damage, but generally ranges from one to five years from the date of the loss or the date you discovered the damage. It is important to act quickly, as waiting too long can jeopardize your ability to recover. Contact us for a free review to determine your specific deadline.
We handle claims for virtually all types of property damage covered by homeowners, commercial, and rental property insurance policies. This includes storm damage (hurricanes, tornadoes, hail, wind), water damage, fire and smoke damage, roof damage, mold, burst pipes, foundation issues, lightning, vandalism, theft, and more. If your property was damaged and you have insurance, we can help.
No. Our case review is completely free with no obligation. If we take your case, we work on a contingency basis, which means we only collect a fee if we successfully recover additional funds for you. There are no upfront costs, hidden charges, or out-of-pocket expenses.
After storm damage, document everything with photos and videos before making any temporary repairs. Prevent further damage where possible (cover broken windows, tarp the roof), but do not make permanent repairs until your claim is properly evaluated. File your insurance claim promptly, keep all receipts, and contact us before accepting any settlement offer from your insurance company.