Safeguard Public Adjusters

10/17/2022

05/27/2020

Hurricane Season is only days away and there are many Floridians who think they're prepared because they have water, food and batteries on hand. Are you prepared to recover in the aftermath of a property damage disaster? Insurance companies all over the country are quietly restricting coverage and you probably even aren't aware of it.

Preparedness tip #1 - have an insurance claim professional review your policies for both your home and business. There may be unknown gaps and restrictions in your insurance coverage umbrella. It pays to know. Contact your FAPIA member public insurance adjuster for a free policy review today. It could be the most important preparedness step you take! Find your FAPIA member at www.yourownadjuster.com

08/25/2018

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You can consider yourself a true, respectable Miami local if you were here for Hurricane Andrew on August 24, 1992- a day no South Floridian will ever forget.

08/24/2018

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/business/fl-bz-peoples-trust-insurance-sues-100-more-customers-20180419-story.html

Deerfield Beach-based People's Trust Insurance has filed suit against nearly 150 of its South Florida customers since November. Insurance insiders say the strategy of filing suit to compel its customers to allow its affiliated contractor to fix their homes is unprecedented.

09/15/2017

New Jerseyans who survived Hurricane Sandy five years ago have watched heartbroken as scenes of devastation have unfolded in Houston and beyond from Hurricane Harvey, and with dread as Hurricane...

09/14/2017

Does the storm have your business interrupted? If you are insured, you may have coverage. Call us to review your policy and advise what you can do to recover. We can explain the process and what to expect. It is crucial now that we begin the process to that recovery properly to ensure a maximum settlement.

09/14/2017

Anyone who wants to donate supplies to those hit hard in the keys and other areas can drop them off at the address below.

09/11/2017

I am getting a lot of calls from from people who had trees or other debris's damage their home. Make sure to take pictures of the debris's on your property before you remove them. Take photos of any broken glass or debris's in your pool. If there is water inside your house, take a picture of it before you clean it up.

09/07/2017

After working insurance claims for nearly twenty years, we have some good advice. Take pictures of everything. Open the drawers, closets, and even the refrigerator. Take an overview and a close up photograph of every item in your home. Photograph the label or serial number. Be very detailed. Yes it will be time consuming, but we will all have cabin fever real soon and it will help pass the time. Please understand the burden of proof is your responsibility and a picture is worth a thousand words. If you sustain damage to your property, contact our office immediately. We’ve helped thousands of hurricane victims achieve a fair and reasonable settlement from their insurance company. Our initial consultation is always free.

Hurricane tips

Have your insurance company and policy information.

Water and ice is hard to find now. I recommend filling up gallon ziplock bags or jugs with water and putting them in the freezer. You may want to space out the bags of ice so it keeps your items cool when the power goes out.

Do not go outside for anything during the storm. There will be flying roof tiles and other debris's. It's not worth salvaging anything outside during the storm. Please be safe.