-
Public adjusters aren’t the problem in Florida’s property insurance crisis
Public adjusters, licensed professionals subject to stringent regulation, stand as one resource for the commercial or personal insured to assure that a carrier pays full indemnity after a loss. That’s why insureds pay premiums. To blame public adjusters for the perceived crisis in property insurance in Florida is completely erroneous.
-
Is a roofing contractor able to waive my homeowners insurance deductible?
It is illegal for contractors to waive your insurance deductible or help you avoid paying it.
-
The 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season Names
The 2023 Atlantic hurricane season names are out. There are 21 names on the list, starting with Arlene, a name with history as Hurricane Arlene was the first tropical cyclone of the 1963 Atlantic hurricane season and was one of the wettest storms ever recorded in Bermuda. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) manages six rotating lists of names, which…
-
Hurricane Preparedness Week: Here are 9 ways to prepare for this season
The Florida Association of Public Insurance Adjusters encourages homeowners to understand their insurance coverage before a storm hits.
BLOG
BLOG Categories
- Appraisals
- Case Study
- Claim Settlement Studies
- Covered Losses or Perils
- FAQ's
- Fire Claims
- Florida Insurance Help
- Hail Damage
- Help for Realtors
- Hurricane Claims
- Hurricane Help
- Hurricane Ian
- Hurricane Idalia
- Insurance Claim Tips
- Insurance News
- Insurance Policy Conditions
- Mold Claims
- Property Damage Claims
- Public Adjusters
- Roof Claims
- Tornado
- Water Damage Claims
Claims Aid Consultants Public Adjusters 