Resources

This Story is All You Need to Know to Understand the Importance of Never Taking On a Large Loss Insurance Claim Alone

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/12/13/insurance-claim-delays-industry-profits-allstate-mckinsey-company_n_1139102.html

Managed Repair Programs as Reported By American Association of Public Insurance Adjusters

"You may or may not have ever heard of managed repair programs through your or a potential insurance company, but it is imperative you understand what they mean to you and your recovery in the event of a large loss insurance claim.  Please take a moment to read this important article"

Farah and Farah Hurricane Guide

farahandfarah.com/hurricane-prep/

"60 Minutes - The Storm after the Storm"

"60 Minutes aired a very important story on Sunday, March 1, 2015 regarding FEMA and the National Flood Insurance Program using engineering reports to falsely deny flood claims.  The story focused solely on FEMA and the NFIP, but it is important to know all insurance companies use engineering reports as claim support.

Office of Program Policy Analysis and Government Accountability (OPPAGA Report No. 10-06) 

The Florida Legislature instructed the Office of Program Policy Analysis and Government Accountability to conduct a study of Public Adjuster representation and efficacy in Florida.  Click on the link provided to learn more regarding their unbiased findings.   www.oppaga.state.fl.us/Summary.aspx?reportNum=10-06

Florida Association of Public Insurance Adjusters (FAPIA)

The Florida Association of Public Insurance Adjusters was founded in 1993 following the devastating effects of Hurricane Andrew to protect the interests of Florida homeowners and businesses in catastrophic insurance claims.  Also, please see FAPIA's description of the Professional Florida Public Insurance Adjuster and why you should never go through an insurance claim process without professional representation.  

National Association of Public Insurance Adjusters (NAPIA)

The National Association of Public Insurance Adjusters has been providing professional education, certification, legal and legislative representation and more for over sixty years.  You too can learn more about our nationwide profession and how a licensed Public Insurance Adjuster is an absolute necessity when confronted with an insurance claim.

Insure.com

Insure.com is a valuable resource to the consumer regarding the insurance industry and provides further information to you about the importance of hiring a Public Insurance Adjuster to represent you in your claim.  Check these quick links regarding your contents claim and your insurance company's "preferred providers".

Angi

With more than one million members, Angi is one of the most widely renowned and trusted consumer resources for finding high quality service companies in over 500 categories.  Angie comments in her own words... "If you experience a sizeable loss, consider hiring a public insurance adjuster who will file and submit your claim on your behalf".  Click here to learn more.

Florida Department of Financial Services

The Florida Department of Financial Services is the state agency tasked to oversee all things insurance.  The FDFS provides links regarding state licensed Public adjusters and can assist with complaints against your insurance company and/or its adjuster.  You may also find articles and statutes regarding your rights to hire a public adjuster and potential problems with the claim and rebuilding process.

American Red Cross of Florida

The American Red Cross responds not only to major catastrophic events affecting large communities, but also aids the individual.  Click on the link above to learn about your area American Red Cross chapter.

NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)

The NOAA is the Federal Governments agency in charge of weather and natural catastrophies.  They provide up to the minute information regarding current thunderstorm conditions and hurricanes.

Florida Department of Emergency Management

Get a Plan.  The FDEM website will help you and your family create a plan in the event of the worst.