Experts Prepared to Assist Colorado Residents With Logistics, Recovery from Wildfire Impacts
The wildfires that tore through the Boulder area in late December resulted in at least one fatality, and potentially billions of dollars in property damage. The toll on the communities, individuals and businesses has been and will be tremendous.
The Marshall fire resulted in the loss of more than 1,000 homes and structures, and at least an equal amount being damaged from flame, heat or smoke. Experts from
Insurance companies are not working solely with the interest of those they insure in mind — they are working to protect their bottom line as well. Unfortunately, insurance companies are for profit companies who report to shareholders and boards, and their insurance company adjusters have a duty to them to mitigate the insurer’s financial losses. This naturally creates a different agenda for insurers and the insureds suffering from a loss. It is critical that property owners affected by wildfires have an advocate on their side as well, ensuring they are treated fairly and compensated for the full value of what they have lost.
Public Adjusters are the recognized experts in this field, licensed by the
“Insurance company adjusters and their vendors work for insurance companies, not you,” said
“We employ all the experts necessary to properly prepare and resolve a claim so our clients can focus on what’s important, getting their lives back and moving forward. Our efforts always result in a much higher recovery because we know what is needed to get the claim resolved properly.”
Experts from
- Understand the impacts of mandatory evacuations on homeowners and businesses
- Understand the roles of everyone after a fire (the family, the carrier, public adjusters, attorneys, contractors, restoration companies, the government, demo and debris clean up companies, etc.)
- Understand how policies “really” pay out
- Options you have (rebuilding your home, replacing your home, cashing out, do nothing) and how those options affect your financial recovery
- How to prepare a claim for your home, personal property, etc. and how to avoid the land mines that are being set for you
- Understand your policy - the different coverages and how they “really” work
- Should you let government entities do the clean-up and give them the right of entry?
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