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 First, and
most important please accept our regret regarding your property
loss. For almost a decade we have been associated with homeowners
and business owners who have suffered the tragic effects of fire,
hurricane, tornado, flood, vandalism, and other perils. We understand
the challenges that lie before you and have a keen awareness of
the steps that should be taken to make certain that you fully
recover. We care about your recovery and understand that few events
in your life can match the emotional intensity and financial importance
as a serious property loss can be. It takes years to acquire property
and establish a business but only seconds to take it away. Therefore,
a few minutes to ponder your situation and explore your options
can be of significant benefit to you.
We also understand that many people have not heard about our
type of service until they suffer a property loss. We understand
that insurance companies would prefer that loss consultants not
be involved with their claims as they enjoy a more controlled
and powerful position if the insured is uninformed in the process.
This does not mean that insurance companies and their employees
are bad people; however, many of the tasks that are required in
your recovery can not or should not be performed by the insurance
representatives as per the language within your insurance contact.
 Our professional
services fulfill your obligations and duties after a loss and
does so in a way that will protect and serve your best interests.
Similarly, the insurance company representative fulfills the company’s
obligation in the contract and works in the best interest of the
company. There is nothing wrong with this equation. Inequity arises
when less skilled people try to work their claim without thew
expertise and qualifications required to protect their interests.
In these cases, it is very rare that a complete recovery is achieved
and oftentimes, business fail or homeowners are required to pay
for aspects of their recovery that are clearly the responsibility
of the insurance carrier as written within the insurance policy
contract.
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