PICC South Florida Public Adjuster, is an independent licensed public adjusting company in South Florida. We represent you, the policyholder, for damage losses to your property caused by water, fire, hurricane, flood, and theft.
We are a strong advocate for the insured by navigating and expediting the arduous and complex maze of the claims process. We realize that every insured’s claim is unique, and we prepare and tailor each claim to address the insured’s specific situation.
PICC is proud of our reputation for the swift and satisfactory recovery of settlements for damaged properties incurred by our clients. We use our expertise in protecting the insured from insufficient settlements from their insurance companies in the effort to restore your damaged property.
To help you decide if you should move forward with your claim on your own or with us at PICC, we offer a free consultation to help you make a peace of mind decision towards the recovery of your loss.
“We are a professional firm with the integrity and the passion to handle your claim to your complete satisfaction.”
GEDALE FENSTER, P.A
With over 30 years of experience, People’s Insurance Claim Center has gained an outstanding reputation as the largest-growing firm in South Florida. Our company has never been sued, nor have we ever had a complaint filed against us.
PICC works with more than 300 insurance companies, both large and small.
We are an active member of the Florida Association of Public Insurance Adjusters (FAPIA). PICC has also been an accredited member of the Better Business Bureau since May 2009, with an A+ rating.
Throughout the years, we have settled more than 60,000 claims for our clients, which has led to 22 awards of excellence. For those reasons, you can confidently place your trust in our insurance adjusters.
Contact us today for more information or to begin the process of submitting your next claim.
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A public adjuster is a licensed professional who represents the interests of the policyholder in appraising and negotiating an insurance claim.
In South Florida, where hurricanes and other natural disasters can cause significant property damage, public adjusters are particularly important. Public Adjusters understand the intricacies of insurance policies and work to get the maximum payout for policyholders.
Public adjusters play a pivotal role in insurance claims. They assess the damage, read through the complex language of insurance policies, and negotiate with the insurance company on behalf of the policyholder.
Public Adjusters handle all types of claims, including those related to natural disasters, fire, water damage, and more. For instance, after a hurricane in South Florida, a public adjuster would evaluate the damage, estimate the cost of repairs, and negotiate with the insurance company to ensure the homeowner receives a fair settlement.
People’s Insurance Claim Center has over 30 Years of Experience assisting property owners in documenting, assessing, presenting, and negotiating settlements from hurricanes, floods, fires, thefts, sinkholes, collapses, business interruption, and other losses covered under property insurance policies. Our years of experience dealing with insurance companies have provided us with the tools necessary to get you paid the maximum amount you deserve!
Our 30 years of experience dealing with insurance companies have provided us with the expertise and the tools necessary to get you the maximum amount that you need and deserve in order to restore your property or business to its initial potential.
People’s Insurance Claim Center consists of a solid and highly trained team of four public adjusters who are all native Floridians, and who are licensed and bonded to serve you.
Our PICC team also includes more than 30 support personnel who are here to ensure that you are kept informed and updated on the status of your claim, so you will always know where you stand.
Choosing the right public adjuster can make a significant difference in your insurance claim process. It’s important to consider factors such as licensing, experience, and reputation.
Look for a public adjuster who is licensed in Florida and has experience handling claims similar to yours. Online reviews and testimonials can provide insight into the adjuster’s reputation and the experiences of previous clients.
Testimonials and reviews provide real-world insight into the experiences of policyholders who have worked with public adjusters. Many clients praise their public adjusters for their expertise, professionalism, and dedication.
However, as with any profession, there can be criticisms. It’s important to read a range of reviews to get a balanced view.
When you hire a public adjuster, they will first review your insurance policy to understand the coverage. Public Adjusters will then inspect the damage and gather evidence to support your claim.
The adjuster will handle all communication with the insurance company, negotiate the settlement, and strive to resolve the claim as quickly as possible. Throughout the process, the adjuster should keep you informed and answer any questions you may have.
Water damage is one of the most commonly filed insurance claims. Water damage includes pipe bursts, dishwasher leaks, icemaker lines, AC leaks, etc. These types of claims are often current issues that happen unexpectedly and need to be mitigated right away. Read more about Water Damage Claims.
Hurricane and Tropical Storm force winds are extremely destructive to our homes and businesses. Insurance companies usually underpay Hurricane Claims. It is highly recommended that property and business owners purchase coverage for Hurricane damage to protect their assets. Read more about Wind Damage Claims.
Many homeowners are confused about what exactly is covered by their property insurance policies when it is a roof leak. If, for instance, water leaks through their ceilings during a heavy rainstorm and damages their interior walls, furniture and personal belongs, most of the time it is covered loss. Read more about Roof Leak Damage Claims. Read more about Roof Leak Damage Claims.
Flood is regulated by NFIP and has to have a 2 mile radius and be considered a “conditional flood”. Flood coverage provides a great amount of protection that is not provided by a typical homeowner’s policy and is highly recommended to have.
Damage from the fire’s flames, smoke damage, is very dangerous and damaging. The resulting damage from a fire must be professionally evaluated by an experienced loss consultant and estimator to ensure that the homeowner is properly indemnified.
Walking into your home or business after it has been damaged by a break-in, vandals or prior tenants’ is devastating. At PICC, our job is to ensure that your damages are properly reported and your claim is filed immediately, so we can recover what you deserve.
Mold damage is one of the most commonly filed insurance claims. These types of claims are often current issues that happen unexpectedly and need to be mitigated right away.
Depending on how long you’ll be unable to live in your home, there are different options available. A PICC representative can help you find temporary housing and explain your coverage for Additional Living Expenses.
Loss of use coverage may provide reimbursement for the loss of rental property income. Call PICC so we can discuss this coverage with you further.
Public adjusters are particularly valuable when dealing with property damage claims. Public Adjusters understand the cost of repairs and replacements and can accurately estimate the value of the claim.
Whether your property has suffered damage from a hurricane, fire, or water, a public adjuster can help you navigate the claim process and ensure you receive a fair settlement.
If you’re facing a property damage claim in South Florida, consider hiring a public adjuster. Public Adjusters can take the stress out of the claim process and help you get the settlement you deserve. Start your property insurance claim today with us, and remember, the right public adjuster can make all the difference in your insurance claim experience.
