How Contractors Build Trust with Property Managers by Teaming with a Public Adjuster For Contractors: Building Long-Term Relationships Starts With the Right Team If you’re a contractor who works regularly with multi-family properties, you already know that trust is everything—especially when working with property managers. Property managers need more than fast repairs; they need reliable Read more…
Learn MoreTired of Insurance Skipping Over the Real Scope of Work? You’re Not Alone. As a contractor, you know what it takes to put a property back together the right way. Full tear-offs. Code compliance. Matching materials. Making sure the customer gets what they had and that the repairs are done right. But time and time Read more…
Learn MoreWhy Working With a Public Adjuster Saves You Time and Paperwork As a contractor, your time is best spent on the jobsite—not buried in insurance paperwork. But too often, insurance-funded projects come with headaches: confusing scopes, low estimates, delays in approvals, and long back-and-forths with adjusters. That’s where a public adjuster makes all the difference. Read more…
Learn MoreAt the CAI MN Tradeshow and Expo on Friday, February 7th, Gavnat’s COO, Adina Bergstrom, participated in a panel on the State of the HOA Insurance Market, alongside industry experts Eric Skarnes (President – Insurance Warehouse), and Maureen Porter (Founder – Community Association Insurance Consulting). The three panelists led a two-hour panel and active discussion Read more…
Learn MoreWhen you file an insurance claim you hope to get a fair claim settlement. One way to do that is to enlist the help of a public insurance adjuster who does not work for the insurance agency. Instead, the public insurance adjuster does work on behalf of the policyholder!
Learn MoreWhenever you experience minor damage to your home or business, you can most likely deal with the insurance process yourself. When your damage is major, though, you’ll discover it pays to have a public adjuster on your side.
Learn MoreAt the point when your house is truly damaged, it’s hard to go about the claim process alone. Insurance claims agents don’t disclose to you all that you have to know. They push you to settle rapidly. At the point when they ought to verify you have the assets to appropriately re-establish your home, an insurance agent frequently focuses on keeping the claim compensation low.
Learn MoreOne difference between a public adjuster and an independent adjuster is that a public adjuster works in favor of the policyholder and the independent adjuster works for the insurance company.
Learn MoreMany people start an insurance claim by contacting their insurance agent and giving them all the data required. What people should do is call a public insurance adjuster. An insurance agent works for the insurance company while a public insurance adjuster works for you, the policyholder. Most people don’t know about or consider working with a public insurance adjuster– they’re missing out!
Learn MoreInsurance agencies enlist insurance adjusters to alleviate claims for their sake and is there any good reason why you shouldn’t do likewise? Here are the five main reasons why you should hire a public adjuster.
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