Hurricane Claims
Protecting Florida property owners after catastrophic storm damage.
Three principles
Public adjusting is a profession of structure, evidence, and advocacy. AG Public Adjusting practices it as a firm — not as a personality, and not as a service of convenience.
Policyholders. Only.
The firm represents homeowners, businesses, and condominium associations. Not insurance carriers — by principle, not by policy.
A firm, not a freelancer.
Documented methodology, multi-disciplinary review, structured intake. Files move through a system — not a single individual.
Document. Negotiate. Recover.
Investigate the loss, document the scope, negotiate the position, recover what the policy was written to pay. Always in that order.
Most policyholders never know
When damage occurs, the carrier sends their own adjuster. That adjuster works for the insurance company. A licensed public adjuster works exclusively for you — and the difference shows up in the final recovery.
“A policyholder may retain a licensed public adjuster
at any stage of the claim — before, during, or after the carrier’s review.”
A five-stage system,
AG Public Adjusting operates the same disciplined sequence on every file. The method is what replaces personality — and what produces consistent recoveries.
Intake
Policy review, loss assessment, and engagement. The firm establishes scope and timeline before any contact with the carrier.
Investigation
On-site inspection, photographic documentation, sampling, and engineering coordination where the loss requires it.
Documentation
Scope of damage, line-item estimate, code-compliance review, and the evidentiary file supporting the claim.
Negotiation
Carrier presentation, supplements, re-inspections, and the structured back-and-forth that drives recovery.
Recovery
Settlement, payment release, and — when necessary — reopening procedures or referral to litigation counsel.
Intake
Policy review, loss assessment, and engagement. The firm establishes scope and timeline before any contact with the carrier.
Investigation
On-site inspection, photographic documentation, sampling, and engineering coordination where the loss requires it.
Documentation
Scope of damage, line-item estimate, code-compliance review, and the evidentiary file supporting the claim.
Negotiation
Carrier presentation, supplements, re-inspections, and the structured back-and-forth that drives recovery.
Recovery
Settlement, payment release, and — when necessary — reopening procedures or referral to litigation counsel.
The method is the firm. The firm is the method.
AG Public Adjusting · Operating Doctrine
Data,
The firm publishes the figures that policyholders can verify — recovered dollars, files represented, and operating tenure. Marketing language is left out.
Verified · Anonymized · Florida Practice
Across the firm's Florida practice.
Residential · Commercial · Association.
Built on documented methodology, not personality.
Florida HQ · expanding across 33 U.S. states.
Every category,
Residential
Homeowners and single-family property claims handled with institutional rigor.
Commercial
Business properties, retail, hospitality, and operational continuity.
Condominium & HOA
Association-level representation for shared-property claims.
Claim Recovery
Denied, underpaid, and closed claims reopened and re-negotiated.
Five launch markets.
AG Public Adjusting operates across Florida with focus on the markets where policyholders most often need institutional-grade representation.
Fort Myers · Jacksonville · Miami · West Palm Beach · Fort Lauderdale
One firm.
AG Public Adjusting maintains Florida headquarters with licensed reach across thirty-three U.S. states — built to represent policyholders wherever the loss occurs.
Case outcomes,
Anonymized recoveries from the firm's Florida practice. Claim type, location, the challenge, and the outcome. No dramatic language.
Carrier classified loss as long-term seepage, excluding it from coverage.
Underpaid claim on a 28,000 sq. ft. retail center after a tropical storm.
Disputed scope between association and unit-owner responsibility after Hurricane Ian.
Closed claim with under-documented contents and smoke contamination scope.
Carrier authorized partial roof replacement; matching shingles unavailable.
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes
Educational authority,
What a Public Adjuster Actually Does
The role, the authority, and the boundaries of public adjusting as practiced under Florida law.
Reading the Anatomy of a Denial Letter
How to decode carrier language, identify the actual basis for denial, and prepare a re-presentation file.
Florida Hurricane Deductibles, Explained
Calendar-year deductibles, named-storm thresholds, and the math that determines what a policyholder owes.
Documenting Roof Damage Before the Adjuster Arrives
Photographic protocols, sample collection, and the evidentiary record that determines claim outcomes.
Trust is structural.
Each engagement is executed under written contract aligned with Florida statute and Department of Financial Services standards.
Florida Licensing
AG Public Adjusting operates under a Florida Public Adjuster Firm license. All assigned adjusters are individually licensed and active in good standing.
Regulatory Compliance
Engagement contracts, fee structures, and timelines follow Florida Statute § 626.854. Documentation is built to withstand regulatory review.
Professional Standards
Continuing education, peer review of complex files, and a written methodology that governs every claim from intake to recovery.
Policyholder Representation
The firm represents the policyholder. The firm does not represent insurance carriers. This boundary is unconditional.
Start the conversation.
Tell us about the property and the claim. The firm will review your file and recommend the appropriate next step. Engagement is contingency-based — no fee unless we recover.
What type of claim?
Select the cause of loss most relevant to your property.
