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Claims Process

Homeowner Adjusters’ Must-Have Knowledge of Roofing Materials

As a professional homeowner adjuster, understanding various roofing materials is crucial for performing your job effectively. This expertise allows you to assess claims accurately, identify potential issues, verify contractor proposals, negotiate settlements, and protect homeowners. Here's why knowing roof materials is so important: Accurate Claim Assessment Different roofing materials have unique lifespans, wind resistance, hail…

Policy

Unveiling the Hidden Challenges: Navigating Latent Defects in Residential Claims

When latent defects emerge, the serene waters of a routine property claim can quickly morph into a churning sea of complexities. These hidden assailants, lurking unseen within walls and foundations, can trigger costly repairs, ignite coverage disputes, and transform seemingly straightforward cases into intricate investigations. For property adjusters, navigating the labyrinth of latent defects requires…

Professional Development

Storm Orientation: A Guide for New CAT Adjusters

Introduction Storms can cause widespread damage, leaving homeowners struggling to recover. Insurance adjusters play a critical role in helping homeowners get the compensation they need to rebuild. If you are new to the field of insurance adjusting, or looking to brush up on your skills, then you need to attend a storm orientation. This fast-paced…

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Professional Development

Networking: The Secret Weapon for Insurance Adjusters

Building relationships with other professionals in your industry is known as networking. It is a crucial aspect of being an insurance adjuster, regardless of whether you are new to the field or have been working for years. Establishing and maintaining connections with fellow experts in your field is commonly called networking. This practice holds immense…

Professional Development

Becoming a Public Adjuster: Unveiling a Rewarding Career Path in the Insurance Industry

In the world of insurance claims, a crucial and often unsung profession is known as public adjusting. Public adjusters are vital in helping policyholders navigate the complex process of filing and negotiating insurance claims. If you have a keen eye for detail, strong communication skills, and a desire to assist people in their times of…

Professional Development

Rise of Independent Adjusters in the Insurance Industry

The independent adjusting industry is experiencing remarkable growth, with a rising number of independent adjusters joining Independent Adjusting (IA) firms. This surge can be attributed to the economic and regulatory challenges that arise when dealing with large claims resulting from significant catastrophes. Hiring adequate adjusters to handle such claims within the state-mandated time limits proves…

Customer Service

How to Deal with Difficult Homeowners as an Insurance Adjuster

As an insurance adjuster, you will inevitably encounter difficult homeowners. These homeowners may be angry, frustrated, or even hostile. They may make unreasonable demands or refuse to cooperate with your investigation. Dealing with difficult homeowners can be challenging, but it is important to remember that they are still your customers. You want to resolve their…

Customer Service

11 Tips for Insurance Adjusters to Build Trust with Homeowners and Contractors

As an insurance adjuster, one of your most important goals is to build trust with homeowners and contractors. Trust is the foundation of effective communication, cooperation, and successful claim resolution. By demonstrating key skills and qualities such as rapport, honesty, sincerity, respect, competency, and integrity, you can establish strong relationships, enhance collaboration, and ensure positive…

Licensing

What States Require an Adjuster License?

To be a successful adjuster, you have to stay on top of desirable certifications and licenses. Your adjuster license is the first step to becoming an adjuster and while they are not always required for deployments in non-licensing states, they are an essential tool of the trade. Now this doesn’t mean going out and paying…

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Professional Development

Daily and CAT Claims: What Every Insurance Adjuster Needs to Know

In the field of insurance adjusting, professionals encounter two primary types of claims: daily claims and CAT claims. While both are integral to the industry, they differ significantly in terms of scope, workload, financial considerations, working conditions, and growth opportunities. This blog post aims to provide a comprehensive comparison between daily claims and CAT claims,…

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Homeowner Adjusters’ Must-Have Knowledge of Roofing Materials

Unveiling the Hidden Challenges: Navigating Latent Defects in Residential Claims

Storm Orientation: A Guide for New CAT Adjusters

Networking: The Secret Weapon for Insurance Adjusters

Becoming a Public Adjuster: Unveiling a Rewarding Career Path in the Insurance Industry

Rise of Independent Adjusters in the Insurance Industry

How to Deal with Difficult Homeowners as an Insurance Adjuster

11 Tips for Insurance Adjusters to Build Trust with Homeowners and Contractors

What States Require an Adjuster License?

Daily and CAT Claims: What Every Insurance Adjuster Needs to Know

StrongAdjusters

Storm Orientation: A Guide for New CAT Adjusters

11 Tips for Insurance Adjusters to Build Trust with Homeowners and Contractors

Networking: The Secret Weapon for Insurance Adjusters

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