New "destructive" weather alerts for mobile devices
The National Weather Services has added a new emergency alert that will be sent to mobile devices. The "destructive" weather alert will warn anyone in harm's way.…
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EXPERTS: Hurricane season is about to ramp up
Weather experts say the next few weeks are going to "take a turn for the worse" when it comes to hurricanes. Find out how a public adjuster can help you to recover from any property damage.
Virginia governor urges residents to create hurricane plan
Virginia's governor is urging state residents to create a hurricane response plan as a active hurricane season is projected.…
Hurricane Elsa caused $290 million in damage
Hurricane Elsa caused $290 million in damage according to Boston-based research firm Karen Clark & Company. Sill public adjusters can help you settle your claim faster.…
STUDY: Hurricanes are growing stronger, more property damage is likely
A recent study done by AccuWeather Meteorologists reveals that hurricanes are growing strong. Weather experts analyzed data from recent storms and found that systems that do gain hurricane strength are becoming stronger and more powerful.…
STUDY: Top 15 regions at risk for hurricane damage in 2021
A study released by CoreLogic reveals the top 15 most at risk metropolitan areas for hurricane damage. See where experts say property damage is most likely.…
The insurance company is not your friend according to a client we worked for
Sill is the leading public adjusting firm in North America. We represent hundreds of property owners each year who find themselves dealing with a property insurance claim. …
What is a private adjuster?
A private adjuster is an insurance industry professional, licensed by each state’s department of insurance in which they work, to protect the public by serving as an advocate for the policyholder against his own insurance company during the claims process.…
What Living Expenses Can I Recover from the Insurance Company?
A fire severely damaged your home compelling you to move out while it is being repaired. You gather a few salvageable necessities and vacate the premises expecting your insurance policy to cover living expenses. Your insurance company says, “not so fast, buster” and directs you to the small print in the policy. Uh oh, you weren’t prepared for loopholes.…