06/01/2026
Hurricane claims are rarely just about the roof.
For many property owners, the real loss starts after the storm passes. Wind-driven rain gets behind exterior walls. Water migrates through insulation, ceilings, electrical systems, flooring, and tenant spaces. Wet materials can trigger mold, hidden structural deterioration, and code-upgrade requirements that were never part of the first carrier estimate.
At the same time, business operations are disrupted. Buildings may be only partially usable. Inventory, equipment, and contents can be damaged. Tenants may be displaced. Revenue can drop while expenses continue. If business interruption is not documented correctly from the start, policyholders often leave substantial recovery on the table.
This is where experienced public adjusting matters.
Seltser & Goldstein works to build the full claim, not just accept the initial scope. That means identifying concealed damage, documenting contents loss, organizing cause-and-origin support, and pressing back when damage is under-scoped, depreciation is overstated, mitigation expectations are unreasonable, or claim closure is pushed too early.
A hurricane loss is not just a repair issue. It is a financial recovery issue.
If you are working through a hurricane damage claim, what has been the toughest part so far: proving the full scope, dealing with delays, or documenting business interruption?
Protect your recovery and secure your full policy entitlements.
Contact Seltser & Goldstein today at 978.921.9481 or visit Seltser.com to speak with a public adjuster advocate.