“They offered me $9,000 for a roof that would cost $15,000 to fix.”

That’s what Ana told me.
She was stunned. After the hurricane, she did everything right — called the insurance, filed the claim, waited patiently.

And the result?
A lowball offer that wouldn’t even cover the shingles.

What Happens When a Public Adjuster Steps In

I reviewed Ana’s policy, inspected the damage myself, took fresh documentation, brought in experts — and handled every call with her insurance company.

Three weeks later:
Ana had a settlement of $82,000.

Why This Happens So Often

Insurance companies know you’re vulnerable. They assume:

They’re right — unless you have someone on your side.

The Public Adjuster Advantage

Here’s what I do that most homeowners can’t do alone:

Independent Damage Assessment – No bias. Just facts.
Policy Breakdown – Every clause interpreted in your favor.
Strategic Claim Rebuilding – Reports, justifications, contractor support.
Relentless Negotiation – I don’t take silence as an answer.
Reopening Denied or Closed Claims – Yes, even old ones.

Real Results. Real Fast.

“I had already given up. Andria took over and got us nearly 10x the original offer.” – Juan M., Orlando

“We thought it was over. She proved it wasn’t.” – Emily & Derek, Sarasota

The average payout increase after a public adjuster?
Up to 747% more than the initial offer (FL OPPAGA Report).

Important: Don’t Wait Too Long

The longer you wait, the harder it gets to reopen or escalate a claim. Evidence fades. Deadlines approach.

If you’ve been:

Let me look at your case for free. No pressure. Just the truth.