Jaimee Wilson Email & Phone Number

Jaimee Wilson. Licensed Public Insurance AdjusterAs a Public Insurance Adjuster, I help homeowners that are having difficulty with their insurance claims. Most homeowners are not aware they have thousands of dollars that are rightfully due to them. I will assist you in obtaining the maximum compensation you are due. I act as your advocate. My mission is to protect you, my client. Ask about your FREE property inspection and Free policy review. FAQs1) What is a Public Adjuster?2) Why do people work with Public Adjusters?3) What is this going to cost me?/ Will I have to write out a check for my deductible?4) How old can the damage be from?5) What kind of damage is covered?ANSWERS1) A public adjuster is a professional claims handler/ claims adjuster who advocates for the policyholder in appraising and negotiating a policy holder's insurance claim. 2) Their technical expertise and ability to interpret sometimes ambiguous insurance policies assists property owners in receiving the maximum amount of indemnification for their claims. Although seen many times as adversarial by the Insurance companies, public adjusters generally substantially increase the settlement value of the loss.3) There is no out of pocket expense for my services. I offer a free property inspection and policy review to see if I can save you any money anywhere. My fee is absorbed by compensation we obtain through negotiations with your insurance company. We act as your advocates, we speak to the insurance company on your behalf. You don't have to write a check for your deductible, it is obtained from the compensation we negotiate for you. So, put your checkbook away. 4) The damage must be within the past 12 months.5) Any damage that is sudden and or accidental. some examples are:-missing roof shingles-ice damming-damage from fallen trees-dented or broken siding-burnt siding from a BBQ-cracked ceramic tile-scratched hardwood floors-roof leaks-toilet, tub,or sink overflow-dishwasher or ice maker leaks-stained ceilings-ripped linoleum tiles-washing machine or water heater leaks-pipe leaks or backups caused by blockage-water that enters the house from above ground-water around windows and doors, even if left open during a rainstorm-air conditioner leaks-weight of ice, snow, or sleet-windowsill and skylight damage-puff backs or soot damage from a heater-scorched cabinets from small fires-carpet stains from nail polish, bleach, wine, etc.-kitchen fires and smoke damage-vandalism graffiti and theft-damage from a burglar

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