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Residential Property Claims

From the first photo to the final payment, we help owners of houses, condos, and rental homes build a claim their policy supports.

Adjuster reviewing a claim with a homeowner at a kitchen table
Full-Loss Review

What We Look For

A residential claim has many parts. We review each one against your policy.

  • Dwelling

    The structure of the home, including built-in systems.

  • Personal property

    Furniture, electronics, clothing, and other contents.

  • Other structures

    Detached garages, fences, and sheds.

  • Loss of use

    Additional Living Expenses while the home is unlivable.

  • Policy review

    Coverages, limits, deductibles, and endorsements.

  • Code upgrades

    Code-required upgrades during repairs, if your policy covers them.

  • Estimate review

    The insurer estimate, line by line.

  • Settlement

    How the payment is calculated, including depreciation and holdbacks.

First Steps

What To Do Right Now

You are dealing with a lot. These steps protect your safety and your claim.

  1. Get everyone safe. Move to a safe place and call emergency services if needed.

  2. Report the loss. Tell your insurer, and write down your claim number and the adjuster's name.

  3. Document everything. Take photos and video of the damage before cleanup, where it is safe to do so.

  4. Protect the property. Limit further damage if you can, and keep the receipts.

  5. Save every receipt. Hotels, meals, and temporary needs may be covered.

  6. Call us before you accept an offer. A free claim review takes about two minutes to start, and there is no cost to review your claim.

Good To Know

Residential Claim Questions

What Does A Homeowners Policy Usually Cover?

Most cover the structure, other structures, personal property, and loss of use, subject to limits and exclusions. Your policy is the final word.

Do You Handle Condo And Rental Claims?

We can review condo, townhome, and landlord policies. Coverage differs, so we start with your policy.

What Does A Free Claim Review Include?

A review of your policy, claim documents, and the damage, so you know where you stand.

Can I Hire You If My Claim Is Already Open?

Often, yes. Bring your policy, your claim file, and any carrier letters, and we will review where things stand.

How Long Does A Residential Claim Take?

It depends on the size of the loss and how the insurer responds. We explain the likely timeline in your free claim review.

Free, No-Obligation

Don't Settle For Less

Get a clear read on your policy and your claim before you accept any offer.

Talk to a licensed adjuster, not a call center.