Florida Public Adjusting

Mold simply requires moisture to grow. Florida's humid climate is the perfect environment for mold not only to grow, but thrive. This can really be a problem for homeowners and property owners in general, especially during hurricane season. Dark and damp corners as well as surrounding areas are areas vulnerable to mold growth, as well as any water damaged or flood damaged areas. If your property has been damaged by water or flood damage avoid encouraging mold growth and mold damages by mitigating the damages.

Water damage can be quite common, and will ruin wood fixtures, electronics, flooring, carpet, furniture, baseboards, finishing, and bedding. Losses due to water exposure are in fact so prevalent that the insurance industry has reported them to be the most frequent claim type they see. Looking to re-open old claims or file supplemental claims? We can help! Call Florida Public Adjusting at (305) 542-5999 to schedule a free damage inspection for best results. For more information, check out The Claims Process page.

Property owners in Florida generally love the idyllic climate of the Sunshine State, but with it comes the potential for wild weather and destructive tropical storms. The type of property damage that a tropical storm can wreak runs the gamut: Flooding, structural damage, electrical and plumbing damage, and water damage to name a few. Looking to re-open old claims or file supplemental claims? We can help! Call Florida Public Adjusting at (305) 542-5999 to schedule a free damage inspection for best results.

Fire damage claims range from small scale fires such as kitchen fires to entirely burned down structures or worse. It's not a simple task to mitigate damages caused by fire due to carbon monoxide traveling through the air. Carbon monoxide is an odorless but toxic gas that pollutes the air and can damage the lungs. Because of the unpredictability of a fire damage site, it's truly best to leave these tasks to the professionals. Apart from deadly fumes and thick smoke, fires may have died down from the initial flames but it is not uncommon for cinders and hidden fires to re-ignite and further damage your property or threaten your safety.

Flood damage can devastate a property, and is generally one of the most costly damage types a property owner will face. A flood is loosely defined as "an excess of rising water on land that is normally dry." Although the causes are different, flood damage essentially results in water damage, which is covered on our water damage claim page. Flood damage can result in many thousands of dollars in losses for a property owner, so it's important to take action immediately to begin the recovery process.