Settle Your Insurance Claim Dispute Without Lawyers
When your insurance company undervalues your property damage claim, the appraisal process is your right under your policy. We help you get the fair settlement you deserve for fire, storm, hail, and other property damage.
Fair Resolution
Binding Award Process
No Attorney Fees
Cost-Effective Solution
Your Policy Right
Built Into Every Policy
The Process
How the Appraisal Process Works
The appraisal process is a dispute resolution method built into your homeowner’s insurance policy. It’s designed to fairly determine the amount of loss without litigation.
01
Claim Review
We review your insurance claim documentation and the settlement offer from your insurance company to understand the dispute.
02
Appraisal Demand
We invoke your policy's appraisal clause. Each party selects an appraiser, and together they choose a neutral umpire.
03
Independent Evaluation
Appraisers independently assess the actual amount of loss for your property damage, focusing solely on the value of damages.
04
Binding Award
When appraisers agree (or the umpire decides), the appraisal award is binding. Your insurance company pays the determined amount.
Types of Claims
Property Damage We Help Resolve
When insurance companies undervalue your property damage claim, the appraisal process can help determine the true amount of your loss.
Fire Damage
Structure fires, smoke damage, electrical fires, and related property losses requiring fair compensation.
Hail Damage
Roof damage, siding damage, window damage, and other destruction caused by hailstorms.
Wind & Storm
Hurricane damage, tornado damage, straight-line wind damage, and severe storm losses.
Water Damage
Burst pipes, roof leaks, appliance failures, and other sudden water damage claims.
Fallen Trees
Roof damage, siding damage, window damage, and other destruction caused by hailstorms.
Property Casualty
Various property and casualty losses covered under your homeowner's insurance policy.
Why Choose Appraisal
A Better Path to Fair Compensation
The appraisal process is built into your insurance policy specifically to resolve disputes about the amount of loss. It’s faster, less expensive, and more focused than litigation—designed to get you the fair settlement you deserve.
- No need for expensive attorney fees
- Faster resolution than court proceedings
- Binding award that insurance must pay
- Focus solely on the amount of your loss
- Your contractual right under your policy
- Independent, fair evaluation process
Insurance Appraisal
- Typically resolved in weeks
- Fraction of litigation cost
- Focuses on amount of loss only
- Binding award
- Private process
- Built into your policy
Traditional Litigation
- Can take months or years
- Expensive attorney fees
- Broad scope of issues
- Uncertain outcomes
- Public court proceedings
- Stressful process
Expertise, experience, results: Loss Appraisals and Arbitrations
- Assembling information
- Performing necessary investigation
- Evaluating building, contents, equipment and time-element losses
- Performing evaluations fairly and impartially
- Member American Arbitration Association
- Member AAA
Identifying structure damage without destruction: Infrared and Non-Destructive Testing
20+
Years Experience
500+
Claims Resolved
98%
Success Rate
All 50
States Served
About Us
Experienced Insurance Claim Appraisers
With decades of experience in the insurance appraisal process, we’ve helped hundreds of property owners receive fair settlements for their damage claims. Our deep understanding of policy language, damage assessment, and the appraisal process ensures you have a knowledgeable advocate on your side.
We specialize exclusively in the insurance claim appraisal process—not public adjusting, not real estate appraisal, but the specific dispute resolution mechanism that’s part of your homeowner’s policy. This focused expertise means better outcomes for you.
“Every homeowner’s policy includes the appraisal provision. It’s your contractual right to invoke it when you disagree with your insurer’s valuation.”
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Get Your Free Consultation
Have questions about the appraisal process? Dealing with an insurance claim dispute? Reach out for a free, no-obligation consultation.