MAG Public Adjusters, Inc

11/02/2026

PROPERTY DAMAGE? MAG PUBLIC ADJUSTERS IS HERE TO HELP.

When your home or business suffers property damage, navigating the insurance claims process can be overwhelming. Having an experienced advocate on your side can make a difference.

At MAG Public Adjusters, Inc., we represent policyholders, not insurance companies.

We assist homeowners, business owners, and property owners with insurance claims involving fire, water, storm, and other covered property damage.

From documenting the damage and reviewing coverage to preparing detailed estimates and negotiating with insurance carriers, our focus is on protecting our clients’ interests and pursuing the benefits available under their policies.

Based in Massachusetts. Serving all of New England. Licensed in 17 states nationwide.

Whether you’re dealing with a new loss, have questions about an existing claim, or simply want to understand your options, we’re here to help.

MAG Public Adjusters, Inc.
Guiding You Through the Toughest Storms.

Office: 888-280-6842
Mike Garofalo, Direct: 339-788-4184
[email protected]
www.magpublicadjusters.com

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween from MAG Public Adjusters!

We hope everyone has a great evening enjoying the costumes, decorations, and plenty of Halloween treats.

Whether you’re heading out with the kids, welcoming trick-or-treaters, or just enjoying the festivities, have fun and stay safe!

From all of us at MAG Public Adjusters, Happy Halloween!

Guiding You Through the Toughest Storms.

10/28/2026

The Insurance Company’s First Estimate Isn’t Necessarily the Final Word.

After a property loss, receiving an estimate from your insurance company can feel like a major step toward getting things back to normal.

But what happens when that estimate doesn’t account for everything?

An initial estimate may not fully address concealed damage, necessary repairs, applicable building code requirements, or the complete scope of work needed to restore your property.

An insurance estimate is not the same thing as a complete evaluation of your loss.

Property owners have the right to ask questions, provide additional documentation, and seek clarification when they believe portions of their damage have been overlooked.

At MAG Public Adjusters, Inc., we work on behalf of policyholders to evaluate damages, review insurance coverage, prepare detailed estimates, and help ensure claims are properly documented and presented.

Whether it’s a residential, multi-family, or commercial property, understanding the full scope of damage matters.

Don’t confuse the first estimate with the final outcome.

MAG Public Adjusters, Inc.
Guiding You Through the Toughest Storms.

888-280-6842
339-788-4184
[email protected]
magpublicadjusters.com

10/13/2026

The Damage You See Isn’t Always the Full Extent of the Loss.

When property damage occurs, the obvious damage often gets the most attention. But what about the damage you can’t immediately see?

Water intrusion behind walls, damaged insulation, compromised building materials, and other concealed conditions can sometimes be overlooked during an initial inspection.

That’s why a thorough evaluation and proper documentation are important parts of the property insurance claim process.

Whether it’s a home, rental property, multi-family building, or commercial property, understanding the full scope of damage helps establish a more complete picture of the loss.

At MAG Public Adjusters, we believe a well-prepared claim begins with attention to detail.

People. Properties. Perspective.

MAG Public Adjusters, Inc.
Guiding You Through the Toughest Storms.

888-280-6842 | magpublicadjusters.com

10/11/2026

Hurricane Isaias: The Storm May Be Over, But Recovery Is Just Beginning.

Our thoughts are with everyone along Florida’s Gulf Coast who has been impacted by Hurricane Isaias.

As residents and business owners begin assessing the damage, it’s important to remember that not all storm damage is immediately visible.

If your property was affected, here are a few important steps to take:

1. Inspect your property safely. Look for damage to roofing, siding, windows, and other exterior components, as well as signs of water intrusion inside.
2. Document everything. Take photographs and videos of the damage before cleanup or repairs begin.
3. Prevent further damage. Make reasonable temporary repairs when safe to do so, and keep receipts for any expenses.
4. Maintain your records. Save invoices, estimates, photographs, and communications related to the loss.
5. Understand your coverage. Wind damage, storm surge, and flooding may be treated differently under your insurance policies.

MAG Public Adjusters is here to help.

Whether you’re a homeowner, landlord, multi-family property owner, or business owner, MAG can assist with documenting, preparing, and presenting your property insurance claim.

If your property sustained damage, contact us to discuss how we may be able to assist.

Call Toll-Free: 888-280-6842
Email: [email protected]
Website: magpublicadjusters.com

Guiding You Through the Toughest Storms.

10/08/2026

🔥 October is Fire Prevention Month

Fire prevention is first and foremost about protecting people. But there’s another side of preparedness that property owners often don’t think about until after a loss:
What happens after the fire?

Would you be able to remember everything that was inside your home or business? What about the contents of closets, cabinets, a basement, garage, storage area or office?

One of the simplest things you can do today is use your phone to document your property. Take photos and video of your rooms, belongings, improvements, equipment and other important property—and keep that documentation somewhere you can access it if the building is damaged.

We put together a new Fire Prevention Month guide covering:
• Simple fire-prevention checks
• Creating an escape plan
• Common property fire risks
• How to document your property before a loss
• What to do after a fire
• Why a fire insurance claim can involve much more than repairing the building

Hopefully, you’ll never need that preparation.

But if you do, you’ll be glad you did it.
👉 Read the full Fire Prevention & Property Preparedness Guide:
https://zurl.co/ECtA2

MAG Public Adjusters, Inc.
Guiding You Through the Toughest Storms.

Fire Prevention Month: Protecting People, Property, and Preparing for the Unexpected

10/06/2026

October is Fire Prevention Month

A fire can change a home or business in minutes. While we can’t eliminate every risk, a few simple steps can help protect the people and property that matter most.

This month is a good reminder to test your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, review your family’s or business’s escape plan, make sure fire extinguishers are accessible, check electrical cords and outlets, keep heating equipment clear of combustible materials, and make sure exits and stairways remain unobstructed.

There’s another step that’s easy to overlook:

Document your property before you ever need to file a claim.

Take current photos and video of your home, rental property or business. Walk through each room and document your belongings, improvements, equipment and other important property. Keep copies of insurance information and important records somewhere you can access them even if the building is damaged.

Hopefully, you’ll never need any of it. But if a fire or other major loss occurs, having good documentation can make a significant difference afterward.

Most importantly, if a fire occurs, protect people first. Property can be replaced.

And when it’s time to address the property damage and insurance claim, MAG Public Adjusters is here to help with the documentation, preparation and presentation of your claim.

MAG Public Adjusters, Inc.
Office: 781-269-2935
Mike Garofalo: 339-788-4184
[email protected]
magpublicadjusters.com

Guiding You Through the Toughest Storms.

10/01/2026

When the unexpected happens, clear guidance and the right perspective matter.

At MAG Public Adjusters, we help homeowners, landlords, and commercial property owners understand their insurance claims, document their losses, and navigate the process from start to finish.

Every property is different. Every claim is different. Our job is to make sure you understand the process and have an experienced advocate representing your interests along the way.

People. Properties. Perspective.
Guiding You Through the Toughest Storms.

Office: 781-269-2935
Mike: 339-788-4184
magpublicadjusters.com

09/28/2026

After the Storm — Take a Good Look at Your Property

After several days of wind, heavy rain and coastal impacts across Massachusetts, conditions are finally beginning to improve.

As the storm moves out, this is a good time for homeowners and property owners to take a careful look around — because storm damage isn’t always immediately obvious.

Check your roof, siding, gutters and exterior. Look inside attics, ceilings, basements and around windows for signs of water intrusion. Pay attention to staining, moisture or anything that looks different than it did before the storm.

If you discover damage, document it with photos and video before cleanup or repairs begin, take reasonable steps to prevent additional damage, and keep receipts and records for any emergency work or mitigation.

And remember — you don’t need to determine the full extent of the damage yourself.

If your home, rental property, multi-family building or commercial property was affected by this storm and you have questions about the insurance claim process, MAG Public Adjusters is here to help.

MAG Public Adjusters, Inc.
Office: 781-269-2935
Mike Garofalo: 339-788-4184
[email protected]
magpublicadjusters.com

Guiding You Through the Toughest Storms.

09/27/2026

The Wind Is Easing — But the Storm Isn’t Finished

The strongest winds from this weekend’s coastal storm are beginning to ease, but property owners across Massachusetts and Southern New England should not let their guard down yet.

Heavy rain remains in the forecast today and tonight, and additional rain is expected Monday. With already saturated ground, localized flooding, water intrusion and drainage problems remain concerns.

Along the Massachusetts coast, a Coastal Flood Warning and High Surf Advisory remain in effect through this evening, with dangerous surf, coastal flooding and continued beach erosion possible.

As conditions improve, now is a good time to safely check your property:

* Look for roof, siding, gutter and exterior damage.
* Check basements, ceilings, walls and windows for signs of water intrusion.
* Inspect around sump pumps, drains and foundation areas.
* Look for damaged or leaning trees and branches — from a safe distance.
* Photograph any damage before cleanup or repairs begin.
* Keep receipts and documentation for emergency work or mitigation.
* Do not discard damaged property before it has been properly documented.

Safety still comes first. Avoid flooded roads, downed wires, unstable trees and areas affected by dangerous surf.

If your home, rental property, multi-family building or commercial property sustained damage during the storm, MAG Public Adjusters is here to help with the documentation, preparation and presentation of your insurance claim.

MAG Public Adjusters, Inc.
Office: 781-269-2935
Mike Garofalo: 339-788-4184
[email protected]
magpublicadjusters.com

Guiding You Through the Toughest Storms.