Your home or business property has
been damaged by fire or other peril. What are the appropriate actions
to initiate? Who should you call? Where can you turn for help?
The aftermath of a property damage loss calls for fast action, calm
and clear thinking and experienced professional guidance. It is imperative
to secure the property at once against further damage by weather or vandalism
and to begin the seemingly overwhelming process of rebuilding.
The insurance policy and the company that stands behind it will be
a critical link in the process of reestablishing your life. In order
to collect your funds, a claim must first be filed that offers an accounting
of your loss. This must be completed in a professional manner, understanding
and applying the complex requirements of your insurance policy in order
to receive a prompt and satisfactory settlement. |
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While most insureds have a general idea about the provisions of their
insurance policy, they have not had to deal with the details until confronted
with a loss. This becomes painfully evident when the insurance company's
adjuster arrives on the scene to begin evaluating your claim. |
He or she is a professional who represents the insurance company's rights
and interests in reaching a settlement. In order to be certain that
your interests are served, it is helpful to rely on the services of a public
insurance adjuster.
Alfred Elk Public Insurance Adjuster is here to serve you.
You, too, should have an experienced professional on your side to properly
document and present your claim to the insurer. This is particularly
important at a time when you are emotionally upset and trying to cope with
the countless problems of resettling your family or restarting your business. |
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Our education, training and experience, plus daily involvement with the
ever-changing insurance industry, qualify us to act effectively on your
behalf. We handle all of the details and help you obtain the most
favorable settlement, permitting you to get back on your feet in the shortest
period of time. |