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A public insurance adjuster is a professional who may represent a policyholder on a property insurance claim. That is different from a contractor who looks at the house, and different from the adjuster who works for the insurance company. This page is general information, not a recommendation of any particular person and not legal advice.
We are not a law firm and not an insurance adjuster. Nothing on this page is legal advice, and a recommendation is not a promise about your coverage or your claim. Free for homeowners.
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In Ohio, public adjusters are licensed by the Ohio Department of Insurance. They are not the insurance company’s adjuster, and they are not a contractor. They also are not a substitute for an attorney when you need legal advice. We are not a public adjuster and we do not adjust claims ourselves.
Homeowners sometimes want help getting a claim started or moving along, or they feel a claim is stalling. Others mainly need a contractor to look at the roof or siding. You do not have to decide the title in advance. Our questionnaire asks about your situation in plain language.
When we recommend a public adjuster, we personally know or have worked with that person, and we verify their license with the State of Ohio. We recommend one person at a time. You should still review any contract they offer. We do not guarantee the outcome of a claim.
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No. We are a matching service. We are not an insurance adjuster and not a law firm.
No. Many homeowners deal with their insurer directly, or start with a contractor. A recommendation from us is optional, and you can decline it.
No. Nothing on this site is legal advice. For advice about your rights or a contract, talk to a licensed professional you hire.
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