Florida Public Adjuster Serving West Palm Beach to Tampa Bay License #W518183
No Upfront Costs
We Work for You
Florida Licensed Public Adjuster
CLAIMS WE HANDLE
Property Damage Claims Across Palm Beach County
Roof damage and plumbing leaks are among the claims we see most often, along with storm, fire and lightning losses. We help with:
WHAT WE SEE IN THIS REGION
Hurricanes, Tornadoes, and Water Damage in Palm Beach County
Palm Beach County faces hurricane season, tornado-producing storm bands, and heavy summer thunderstorms. During Hurricane Milton in October 2024, tornadoes damaged homes in western Palm Beach County, including in Palm Beach Gardens and Wellington. Storm damage isn't always obvious at first, and it can show up later as leaks, stains, or roof problems.
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Where you live shapes the claim. Along the coast and the Intracoastal Waterway, in places like Jupiter, Tequesta, and West Palm Beach, wind and water damage often overlap, and your homeowners and flood policies cover different things. Farther west, away from the coast, storm claims often center on roof damage, wind, and falling trees. Everywhere, the age and condition of your roof and plumbing can affect how an insurer evaluates the loss, which is why thorough documentation matters.
A Simple Process. A Stronger Outcome.
Review
We evaluate your policy, damages and discuss expectations and next steps.
Document
We thoroughly document all damages and prepare your claim.
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Negotiate
We handle all communication and work to secure a fair settlement.
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COMMUNITIES WE SERVE
Serving Homeowners Across Palm Beach County
Palm Beach County:
West Palm Beach, Jupiter, Tequesta, Abacoa, Juno Beach, Palm Beach Gardens
Don't see your community? Call or text us. We serve homeowners throughout Florida. Also serving Tampa Bay & the West Coast , the Treasure Coast and the Space Coast.
Common Questions from Palm Beach Homeowners
Do you serve my community?
We serve homeowners throughout Palm Beach, including the communities listed above. If you're not sure, call or text and we'll let you know.
What does it cost?
There are no upfront costs. We're paid a percentage of the claim payment, set out in a written contract.
What should I gather before we talk?
My home was damaged by a storm or tornado. What should I do first?
​Make sure everyone is safe, take photos and video before cleanup, make temporary repairs to prevent more damage, and keep your receipts. Then report the claim promptly and call us if you'd like help.
My claim was denied or underpaid. Is it too late?
It may not be. We'll review the denial or settlement along with your policy and explain what options may be available. Florida has claim deadlines, so the sooner you reach out, the better.
Does homeowners insurance cover flooding or storm surge?
Usually not. Flood damage is typically covered by a separate flood policy. After a storm, which policy applies depends on how the water got in, and we help you sort that out.
