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We help Commercial, Multifamily, Industrial & Religious Properties get the settlement you deserve!
We represent policyholders only—not insurers—on complex multifamily and commercial claims. We’re built for scale: multi-building campuses, stacked policies, multiple deductibles, lender requirements, code upgrades, and time-element losses.
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We help Commercial, Multifamily, Industrial & Religious Properties get the settlement you deserve!
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We represent policyholders only—not insurers—on complex multifamily and commercial claims. We’re built for scale: multi-building campuses, stacked policies, multiple deductibles, lender requirements, code upgrades, and time-element losses.
Years Of Experience
Large-Loss Claims Settled
130,160
Hours Worked
Average Claim Amount
Apartment communities
Condominiums
Townhomes
Homeowner Associations (HOAs)
Build-to-rent
Senior living
Student housing
Religious organizations (churches, synagogues, mosques)
Hotels & hospitality
Schools & universities
Industrial parks & warehouses
Self-storage facilities
Hospitals & healthcare
Retail buildings & shopping centers
Office buildings
Mixed-use
Government & civic buildings
Historic properties
Specialty structures
Hurricane
Tornado
Hail
Wind
Freeze
Flood
Collapse
Fire/Smoke
Water Damage
Business Interruption (including extra expense, civil authority, ingress/egress, contingent BI, and service interruption)
No Recovery, No Fee Representation*
We don’t get paid unless you do.
Proven Results
Successfully settled hundreds of millions in property damage claims.
Expert Representation
500+ large-loss claims settled fairly & promptly.
Avoid Unnecessary Litigation
We maximize settlements without unnecessary legal battles.
Licensed Public Adjusters Nationwide
We work exclusively for policyholders, not insurers.
Verifiable Success
Increased settlements over initial offers by 20% to 3,830%+
Insurance in the U.S. is largely state-regulated, but there’s a shared baseline:
Good-faith, fair claim handling: Most states follow versions of the NAIC’s Unfair Claims Settlement Practices Act, requiring reasonable standards for prompt investigation, fair settlement when liability is reasonably clear, and no denial without a reasonable investigation. (NAIC)
Equal consideration / fair dealing: Courts describe the insurer’s duty of good faith as giving “equal consideration” to the insured’s interests—not just the insurer’s own. (Justia Law)
“Indemnity”: Being Made Whole (No More, No Less)
Property insurance is designed to indemnify—i.e., make you whole after a covered loss, not profit from it. Practically, that means ACV vs. RCV, depreciation/holdback rules, insurable interest, and sub-limits that cap categories like code upgrades or debris removal. (Insuranceopedia, US Legal Forms)
Where State Law Can Be “Tough on Bad Faith” (Examples)
Policyholder remedies vary by state. A few illustrative examples:
Florida: A statutory first-party bad-faith remedy (Fla. Stat. §624.155) allows civil actions for not attempting in good faith to settle when the insurer should have done so, subject to CRN prerequisites. (Florida Legislature, Justia Law)
Texas: The Prompt Payment of Claims Act (Ch. 542) imposes strict timelines and allows statutory interest and attorney’s fees for delayed payment; Ch. 541 prohibits unfair settlement practices (e.g., failing to attempt prompt, fair, equitable settlement; refusing to pay without a reasonable investigation). (Texas Statutes, Findlaw, texaswatch.org)
California: Courts recognize a first-party bad-faith tort; jury instructions address failure to properly investigate. (Justia)
Washington: Policyholders may leverage the Consumer Protection Act for unfair claims handling in some situations, with damages and attorney’s fees.
Note: Remedies are jurisdiction-specific and frequently updated. We help you navigate your state’s rules and coordinate counsel where appropriate.
Multiple locations & schedules: Per-building vs. blanket limits, margin clauses, occurrence vs. location deductibles, wind/named storm deductibles.
Occupancy & habitability: Unit turn, rent loss tracking, relocation, lease compliance, lender notifications.
Code & compliance: Ordinance or Law (A/B/C), ADA/IBC triggers, roof assemblies, mechanical/electrical/plumbing, historic-district constraints.
Proof & pricing: Moisture mapping, test cuts/cores, uplift testing, ITEL, lab analysis, engineering causation, Xactimate estimates, large-loss scopes, contractor reconciliation.
Time-element: BI worksheets, period of restoration, lead times, supply-chain, and critical-path scheduling.
1. Triage & Coverage Map
Rapid policy review (forms, endorsements, sub-limits), deductibles & waiting periods, potential anti-concurrent causation issues.
2. Forensic Documentation
Drone & mast imaging, thermal/moisture mapping, engineering & architectural opinions, roof cores/uplift testing, lab and ITEL, code & manufacturer standards.
3. Scope & Valuation
Building-by-building estimates, contents/inventory, code upgrades, soft costs, BI/extra expense modeling (rent roll, ADR/RevPAR, tenant reimbursements, payroll, mitigation).
4. Carrier Coordination
Set inspection protocols, evidence exchange, meeting of the minds on scope and pricing, and appraisal/alternate dispute resolution when appropriate.
5. Settlement & Closeout
Recoverable depreciation, supplements, lender draw support, contractor reconciliation, sworn POL compliance, and documentation for asset management and auditors.
Deadlines: Notice, Proof of Loss, suit limitations, CRN (where applicable), and mortgagee notifications.
Sublimits & Traps: Code upgrades, cosmetic damage endorsements, protective safeguards warranties, distance-to-coast wind deductibles, roof surfacing limitations.
BI Reality: Lead times, critical path, supply chain, code delays—period of restoration isn’t just the construction calendar.
Fair Investigation: Insurers must reasonably investigate—cherry-picking or ignoring favorable evidence can violate unfair claims standards. (NAIC)
ICRS Public Adjusting (Contingency): For losses > $250,000 after deductible, we work on no recovery, no fee.
ClaimNavigator (Flat-Fee Consult): For claims under $250,000, get guided support for a $250 flat fee.
Whether you're filing an insurance claim for a commercial building, an apartment complex, or a luxury home, filing it correctly from the outset is crucial.
Large-loss hail claims involve significant property damage and high-dollar settlements. As one of the Nation's most trusted public adjusters, we make sure your initial claim is accurately documented, aggressively represented, and positioned for maximum settlement in minimum time.
Insurance companies often lowball hail claim payouts especially on large-loss properties. If your settlement doesn’t match the real scope of damage, you could be leaving thousands on the table.
At ICRS our experts identify missed damage, undervalued estimates, and hidden policy coverage gaps. We reopen, negotiate, and supplement
underpaid claims to recover what you’re truly owed.
Denied hail claim in Austin? You’re not alone. Insurers often cite
policy exclusions, pre-existing damage, or missing documentation
to avoid paying.
Our Austin-based public adjusters specialize in
overturning wrongfully denied hail claims - correcting inspection errors, providing new documentation, and demanding fair treatment.
Complimentary Large-Loss Claim Review
Upload your policy and photos, and we’ll map coverage, scope, and time-element exposure.
Under $250K?
Use ClaimNavigator for a guided consult at $250 flat.
Let’s protect NOI, preserve asset value, and speed recovery.
Start at StormDamageAdjusters.com
NAIC Unfair Claims Settlement Practices Act (model). (NAIC)
United Policyholders 50-State Bad Faith Survey (2025).
Florida §624.155 Civil Remedy. (Florida Legislature)
Texas Ch. 542 Prompt Payment; Ch. 541 Unfair Settlement Practices. (Texas Statutes, Findlaw)
35 + Successful Projects
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Complimentary Large-Loss Claim Review
Upload your policy and photos, and we’ll map coverage, scope, and time-element exposure.
Under $250K?
Use ClaimNavigator for a guided consult at $250 flat.
Let’s protect NOI, preserve asset value, and speed recovery.
Storm and wind damage
NAIC Unfair Claims Settlement Practices Act (model). (NAIC)
United Policyholders 50-State Bad Faith Survey (2025).
Florida §624.155 Civil Remedy. (Florida Legislature)
Texas Ch. 542 Prompt Payment; Ch. 541 Unfair Settlement Practices. (Texas Statutes, Findlaw)
Storm Specialists
Navigating a large hail damage claim? Our HAAG-certified adjusters specialize in identifying storm-related losses insurers often overlook. We ensure business owners get the full value of their policies—no excuses, no delays.
35 + Successful Projects
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Leaks and water damage
"Thank you Scott"
Scott responded to my inquiry and took the time to listen and understand our unpleasant experience dealing with our insurance claim. Although I did not utilized his service, he gave me a sound, professional advice and offered to help when he referred me to his engineer. They replied promptly and I was able to have better understanding of the situation. Thank you Scott!
- Haidee J.
"I would highly reccomend"
Words can’t describe how grateful we are for the consultation and claim evaluation we had with Scott. Full disclosure we were unable to work with him due to limitations of our scope. We wanted to properly recognize Scott for the honest and genuine passion he put in to not only our claim, but the way he runs his business in general. We hadn’t had such clarity of next steps since this began in 2020. I would highly recommend this business to everyone spinning their wheels in this process!
- James M.
"I came across this company and had none of those bad feelings"
This was not the first public adjuster I called. I called a different company first but they gave me a bad feeling on the phone. Too aggressive. Didn't feel trustworthy to me. So, I kept looking. I came across this company and I had none of those bad feelings. Scott, the guy who took my call, seemed very knowledgeable and I felt I could fully trust him. As it turned out, he told me that my claim was fairly simple and I didn't need the full scope of his service and fees. But, without charging me a fee, he gave me some needed advice on this whole matter of insurance claims which I needed. And told me I could call him back to ask another question or two if necessary. I would recommend this company for these services.
- Katie H.
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States adopting NAIC-style rules prohibit refusing to pay a claim without a reasonable investigation and require good-faith efforts to settle when liability is clear. (NAIC)
Courts describe the insurer’s duty of good faith as giving equal consideration to the insured’s interests—a principle that underpins fair investigation and settlement. (Justia Law)
You should be made whole (subject to coverage). ACV vs. RCV determines depreciation/holdback; endorsements and sub-limits can cap categories like code upgrades. (Insuranceopedia)
It depends. Florida provides a statutory first-party remedy; Texas enforces prompt-payment with statutory interest and fees; California recognizes first-party bad-faith and requires proper investigations; Washington allows CPA claims in certain circumstances. We tailor strategy to your jurisdiction. (Florida Legislature, Texas Statutes, Justia)
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