RCV vs. ACV
Your policy may cover replacement cost (RCV), but the first check is usually the depreciated value (ACV). That gap isn't a discount: it's money you're owed, and it has to be claimed separately.
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Most claims aren't denied outright: they're underpaid. And almost always because of the same four technical details.
Your policy may cover replacement cost (RCV), but the first check is usually the depreciated value (ACV). That gap isn't a discount: it's money you're owed, and it has to be claimed separately.
That's the name for the portion the carrier holds back until you prove the repair was completed. If nobody claims it, it stays with them. They won't remind you it exists.
A formal document with strict deadlines and figures that are hard to change later. Filing it wrong, incomplete or late can close your claim for good.
It's the most common reason roof damage gets denied. With an inspection, date-stamped photos and a technical report, it can often be challenged.
What we claim
Residential and commercial property insurance claims across Florida and Texas.
Hail, wind, lifted or missing shingles and the leaks that follow.
Structural damage, windows, fences and loss of use of the property.
Pipe breaks, leaks, moisture and the mold that develops from it.
Fire damage, soot, lingering odor and the contents of the home.
How we work
You don't need to understand policy language or argue with anyone. That's our job.
We review your policy and the details of the damage. Within minutes we know whether the case qualifies.
We inspect the property and document every bit of damage with photos, measurements and a technical report.
We prepare the detailed estimate and file the claim with all the support your policy requires.
We negotiate with the carrier's adjuster and keep you informed through to the final payment.
$0
upfront
No retainers, no filing fees, no fine print.The exact percentage is spelled out in the representation agreement, which you review and sign before we take any action on your behalf.
Frequently asked
No. We only handle claims that are filed through us, from the start. It is the only way to control the documentation, the valuation and the deadlines from day one — and that is exactly what changes the outcome.
If you haven't filed anything yet, call us before you do.
Very little: your name, a phone number where we can reach you, and your policy. That's enough for the first review.
If any document is needed later on, we'll ask for it and show you how to get it.
Between 1 and 3 months, depending on the case and the carrier. After the first review we give you a realistic timeline for your specific case, not a promise.
No. We are licensed public adjusters. We represent the policyholder before the insurance company in preparing and negotiating the claim. We are not an insurance company or a law firm, and we do not provide legal advice.
Yes. The entire process, including documents and communication with the carrier, can be handled in Spanish or English, whichever you prefer.
A few short questions about your property and your policy to see whether the case qualifies. No obligation, no cost.
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