Storms are the leading cause of property damage insurance claims in North Carolina. From hurricanes along the coast to severe thunderstorms and tornadoes across the Piedmont, storm damage can be extensive and difficult to fully document without professional assistance.
Roof damage, siding damage, broken windows, structural shifting, fallen trees, and debris impact from straight-line winds and tornadoes.
Combined wind and water damage, roof loss, flooding, mold growth, structural compromise, and extended displacement from major storms.
Roof shingle damage, gutter damage, siding dents, window cracks, HVAC damage, and vehicle damage from hailstorms.
Total or partial structure loss, debris removal, emergency repairs, temporary housing, and complete property reconstruction.
A licensed public adjuster can document storm damage thoroughly and negotiate with your insurance company on your behalf. Many policyholders find that professional representation results in more complete claim documentation and evaluation.
A public adjuster inspects the property, documents all damage including hidden structural issues, reviews your insurance policy, prepares a detailed claim estimate, and negotiates with the insurance company during the claims process.
Public adjusters typically work on a contingency fee basis. All fees are disclosed in a written agreement before representation begins. During declared disasters, fees may be limited by North Carolina law.