Theft and Vandalism

Vandalism

There’s nothing as devastating as coming from a vacation and find your door wide open with everything disarranged. Theft cases in America occur frequently. According to a surveillance report by the Bureau of Justice Statistics, over 3.7 million vandalism and theft cases are reported in the US every year. The process of claiming your property after theft follows the same procedures as other claims, although it may require special attention from a knowledgeable public adjuster. All Results Public Adjusters and Experts is here to alleviate your worries when trying to solicit your insurance claim. Our professional public adjustment specialists understand what needs to be done to ensure that the claim tilts to your side.

When insurance carriers in Florida decide to file for their property theft claim by themselves, they have to deal with myriad questions from their insurance company: Did a theft really occur? Is the claimant the rightful owner of the stolen items? Were other fixtures or property damaged, e.g., windows, doors, etc.? Answering these questions and dealing with your insurance agent – who is working to offer the minimum compensation – can be a devastating undertaking that can leave you feeling vulnerable and helpless. You can skip all that by allowing us to settle the claim on your behalf.

All Results Public Adjusters and Experts has trained, experienced, and licensed claim adjustment regarding theft and vandalism. They understand all the documents required to launch the claim, including retrieval of other insurance policies and police reports. Furthermore, a public adjuster shields you from being exploited. We will negotiate and liaison with the insurance company to even the terms to get a higher payment for your losses.

Property Damaged in Theft and Vandalism Cases

When property crime occurs, other property and belongings may get lost, damaged, or stolen. The following are some of the potential losses you may suffer after a theft.

Broken window frames and glazing

Damaged doors and locks

Broken fixtures and appliances

Cracked flooring materials

Water damage due to damaged piping system

Personal Items with Limitations

5

Jewelry collection

5

Personal items were stolen from your motor vehicle

5

Kitchen cutlery, such as silverware, tea sets, and trays

5

Electronic tools, such as discs, tapes, disc players

5

Cash

Are There Other Property Damages?

To file a strong case to your theft and vandalism claim, it is imperative to have initial documentation of the interior and exterior that bear the evidence needed by your insurance company. An excellent way of documenting the damage is by taking photos and videos of the property as-is. These will come in handy in identifying damages that will potentially not be found at a later time. That’s why we implore homeowners in Florida to hire professional public adjusters at the initial stages. They can guide you on the critical areas to capture in the photos that will strengthen your claim.

Over the years, we’ve noticed that many homeowners decide to pursue their claim by themselves, yet they don’t know how to assess the extent and nature of the damage, leading to disputes with the insurance company. We have experienced and trained public adjusters who have a keen eye to pinpoint hidden damages. They will move swiftly and advise you on the best inspection approach that will warrant higher payments. It is critical to factor in these issues in the initial stages of the claims process to validate your case.

What to Do After Property Theft and Vandalism

You need first to contact the police and record a statement of the case. The police report will accompany other documents for proof and verification.

  • Find other related insurance coverage
  • Take photos and videos of the scene, both the interior and exterior
  • Retrieve any documents that show you are the legitimate owner of the vandalized goods and damaged property. Call your insurance company and inform them of the theft
  • Hire a public adjuster to help you plan a claim management strategy