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We hear these every day - and we overturn them every day.






We work for you, not the insurance company.
We negotiate aggressively to get you the maximum settlement possible.
We look for all damages - not just what they want to pay.
Every adjuster on our team spent 10+ years inside the insurance industry
In most states, only a licensed Public Adjuster or attorney can legally represent you in a claim - not a contractor
We call back within one hour
"Going up against your insurance company without representation is like going to criminal trial without an attorney."
These are the kinds of outcomes our adjusters deliver when the insurance company says 'that's all your policy covers.' Every claim is different - but underpayment is the same story everywhere.










A Public Adjuster is a licensed insurance adjuster who works for you - the policyholder instead of the insurance company. The insurance company's adjuster is paid to settle your claim for as little as possible. A Public Adjuster does the opposite: we review your policy, document every dollar of damage, and negotiate to get you everything your policy actually covers. Public Adjusters are licensed by the Department of Insurance and bonded in every state we work in.
Legally, no. In most states — including Oklahoma — only a licensed Public Adjuster or an attorney barred in that state can represent you in an insurance claim. Anyone else doing it is committing a felony called public adjusting without a license. And practically, a roofer only looks at your roof. We document the gutters, window screens, window frames, fencing, and interior damage too — the difference is often tens of thousands of dollars.
Probably not. Most policies allow a claim to be reopened for up to 12 months after it was filed. If your claim was denied, delayed, or underpaid within the last 12 months, send us your paperwork — we'll review it for free and show you exactly where the insurance company fell short.
You can — but attorneys typically take around 30% of your settlement, and many of them hire Public Adjusters to do the actual claim work anyway, because assessing damage and interpreting policy coverage is what we do every day. For most property claims, a Public Adjuster gets you there faster and for less.
No recovery, no fee. We work on a percentage of what we recover for you — if you don't get paid, we don't get paid. Your inspection, claim review, and policy review are all completely free, with no obligation.
Yes. "Paid" and "paid fairly" are two very different things. Underpaid claims are one of the most common things we fix. If your settlement felt low — or your contractor's estimate came in higher than your payout — we can review the claim and fight to reopen it.