Carrier Adjuster
Assigned by the insurance company to inspect and price the loss under its claim process.
- Works within carrier guidelines
- May rely on limited documentation
- May miss hidden or supplemental damage
Licensed Public Adjuster Representation
Southern Claim Adjusters works for policyholders, not insurance companies. Use the Public Adjuster Form to start a claim review, upload the basics, and get the next step moving.
Why It Matters
Carrier adjusters answer to the insurer. Our job is different: identify covered damage, prepare the documentation, and help you make informed decisions before accepting a settlement.
Assigned by the insurance company to inspect and price the loss under its claim process.
Represents the policyholder and builds the claim around documented damage and policy terms.
How It Works
Tell us what happened and share the claim details you already have.
We inspect the property, photograph damage, and identify missing scope.
Coverage, exclusions, deductibles, and claim duties are reviewed carefully.
Estimates, photos, reports, and supporting documentation are organized.
We communicate with the carrier and pursue a supported claim outcome.
What We Handle
Roofing, soft metals, gutters, siding, and collateral damage documentation.
Exterior, interior, and structural damage after severe weather events.
Plumbing leaks, mitigation scope, hidden moisture, and rebuild estimates.
Fire, smoke, odor, contents, and repair scope claim support.
Re-open, supplement, or reassess claim files that do not match the damage.
Business properties, rentals, retail buildings, and larger loss documentation.
Service Area
Southern Claim Adjusters reviews claim locations before representation begins so the file is handled in the correct service area.
Verify my claim locationFile Online
Public Adjuster Form
Start the authorization online, then send any supporting documents needed to review the claim file.
FAQ
Before accepting a settlement, after a denial, or whenever the scope seems incomplete.
No. A public adjuster represents the policyholder, not the insurance carrier.
Yes. Existing, stalled, underpaid, and denied claims can often be reviewed.
Yes, this site can include a dedicated commercial claim path if you want it.