Electrical Damage

After a natural disaster, whether a rainstorm or hurricane, only the property, and items visible to the eye get documented. Building and home improvement contractors are often seen implementing different projects. What does not occur to many people is the damages to various systems, such as electrical connections. While your insurance agent will only advise you to consider “fix-ups”, there are several factors and details you need to capture so that you don’t jeopardize your claim.

All Results Public Adjusters and Experts is your trusted insurance adjustment company. Unlike your policy provider’s adjuster, we work for you. We are technically your advocates, representing your financial and safety interests. Speak to one of our company representatives and let them negotiate the electrical damage claim on your behalf.

Electrical Damage: Why You Need to Act Fast After a Disaster

Property owners who come to us for help in the pursuit of their insurance claim tell us that they experienced problems with their electrical connections. That’s a matter of concern, and we advise homeowners and business managers to check any issues with the wiring system and contact your electrical contractor. The safety risks of living in a house with a faulty electrical system can lead to catastrophic situations, such as a fire.

During hurricanes, salts build up in the air. Combined that with the high humidity levels during the season and your electrical wires become vulnerable to corrosion. Therefore, inspection should be done to ensure that power is distributed throughout the house safely. Our professional public adjusters have a knack for picking up the slightest detail, and they’ll document it and even indicate a higher value to maximize your insurance payment.

We have had cases of commercial and residential property owners who have had to deal with bad faith insurance providers. Sometimes the extent of damages may be more than your deductible, and it is something many disaster victims can relate with. In most cases, your insurance company’s adjuster will be working for their employer’s benefit. They’ll come and do a quick, 15-minute inspection and then leave. When you call them, the response you get is that “I’m sorry but I handed the papers to the claims office and I’m no longer in charge.” We understand such frustrations, and we are ready to help you successfully claim adequate compensations that will enable you to perform the necessary electrical repairs in your home.

Count on All Results Public Adjusters and Experts for Quality Electrical Claims Solutions

Electrical damage can cause harm to the comfort and safety of your home. Commercial property owners suffer losses, not only from the costs involved, but the disruption it has on the business operations. You need to enlist an experienced public adjuster to support you in your claims process. Thanks to our low staff turnover, we boast a team of an industry-seasoned public adjuster who can identify damages that may not be otherwise apparent to the untrained eye. They also help to retrieve any document relevant to the claim to avoid delays that come from the submission of incomplete paperwork.

Our role is to safeguard your interests. Our representatives will negotiate with your insurance company to ensure fairness, accountability, and transparency. We promise to handle your claims process as we would ours. That’s why we move aggressively and professionally to compel your insurer to provide sufficient and fair payments.

Moreover, we are a reputable public adjustment firm. We vaunt a broad network with other professionals whom we can call for help in the bid to determine the actual value of the damaged property at no cost. For your claim to have a strong basis, it would be best to do initial documentation of the damage. That involves taking pictures and videos of the damages sections of the wiring system or any appliances damaged due to electrical hitches. It will help in providing proof of the extent of the damage.