Long Island Water & Flood Damage Adjuster

Water and Flood Damage

Water damage is ranked as the third-highest severity claim* for homeowners. In many cases, flooding and water come from the same event. Other times, the water comes from a broken plumbing source. Either way, the damages might be covered by the same insurance policy.

WATER DAMAGE

Whether you are suffering from broken pipes, sewage backup, frozen pipe leaks, water coming from a leaking roof or appliance leaks, you need someone on your side to deal with the insurance company.

If you’ve never handled an insurance claim, you might have difficulty deciphering the policy language. If you fill out one wrong aspect, it could cost you all of your compensation. Furthermore, the insurance company has a team of adjusters looking to give you as little as possible for your claim.

The most critical aspect of handling a water claim will occur within the first 24 hours. The most important step you can take is to handle emergency mitigation correctly. With 1800Adjusters™, we place all your water damage claim needs in New York city, NY, Queens NY, Brooklyn, Manhattan and Long Island as a priority during your water event.

FLOOD DAMAGE

Not every insurance policy covers the damage done from a flood. If you need help navigating your policy after a major disaster, you want the help of professional claims adjusters. If you don’t want to get lost in the number of complaints filed at the same time, you need an expert that knows how to prioritize your claim. Our public adjusters dedicate their time to your claim to make sure you get everything you are entitled to.

We will take care of your water damage claw im in New York city, NY, Queens NY, Brooklyn, Manhattan and Long Island from start to finish, no matter how large or small it is. Contact our team at 1800Adjusters™, to find out what you are entitled to. We will make sure that the damage is taken care of promptly and fully. Otherwise, you put the fate of your home in the hands of a company only concerned with protecting its bottom line.

*source: https://www.iii.org/fact-statistic/facts-statistics-homeowners-and-renters-insurance