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Trust ICRS public adjusters to settle your Historical property damage insurance claim

Insurance Claim Recovery Support (ICRS) has extensive knowledge and success settling hundreds of millions in property damage insurance claims caused by fire, hail, storm, hurricane, tornado, lightning, flood, water, freeze, business interruption, wind, and other disasters.

Historic buildings carry rich stories, unique architecture, and irreplaceable value. When disaster strikes—whether from fire, hail, hurricane, or water damage—restoring these properties requires more than just insurance money. It demands a deep understanding of both historical preservation and complex insurance policy language.

At Insurance Claim Recovery Support (ICRS), we are licensed public adjusters specializing in large-loss commercial and multifamily property claims, with a deep commitment to protecting historic buildings across the U.S. We represent policyholders only, never the insurance company, and we work relentlessly to ensure fair, prompt settlements for damages to your treasured assets.

If your property has suffered insured damages of $250,000 or more, we can help you get the settlement you deserve fairly and promptly.

Protecting the Legacy of Historic Properties

Is Your Insurance Claim Delayed or Underpaid?

Get help with your commercial property claim from the Public Adjusters trusted by policyholders.

Recent Publications

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Q: What is a public insurance adjuster?

Are you dealing with a property damage insurance claim? Do you seek an advocate who represents your interests, not the insurance company? A public insurance adjuster is licensed and legally authorized to document, interpret policy, negotiate and make demands on an insurance company. We are the first line of representation for policyholders to put you on equal footing with your insurance company. We offer a tremendous value and balance for policyholders to achieve insurance claim settlement results rightfully deserved. Best of all, we work on contingency and have a strong track record for avoiding unnecessary litigation or appraisal costs and delays.

Public Insurance Adjusters – What Do They Do and Do You Need One?

Q: What You Need To Know About Setting Commercial Property Damage Insurance Claims

One of the biggest challenges commercial and multifamily owners and operators face is managing risk. Ask the public adjuster>>

What You Need To Know About Setting Commercial Property Damage Insurance Claims

9 tips for filing insurance claims after a catastrophe

Like your CPA who attends your IRS audit on your behalf, a good PA will be your advocate with the insurance company and will negotiate on your behalf to settle your insurance claim.

9 tips for filing insurance claims after a catastrophe

Q: What You Need To Know About Insurance Claims

Are you dealing with a property damage insurance claim and seek an advocate who represents your interests, NOT the insurance company?

Public Insurance Adjusters – What Do They Do and Do You Need One?

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Risk-Free Loss Recovery Offer

Get a complimentary consultation on your damage insurance claim. We are public claim adjusters who work for policyholders, not the insurance company. If you choose to hire us, we work on contingency. No recovery, no fee. Our insurance claim process is proven and streamlined. We also value your privacy. We do not sell, trade, or rent your personal information to others.

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TESTIMONIALS

What Client Says About ICRS

It pays to know ICRS – “747% Higher Payments with a Public Adjuster for Claims related to a 2005 Hurricane”

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a public adjuster and what do they do?

Here at ICRS, we help policyholders understand their rights. Discover the different types of insurance, the insurance claim process, and settlement tips from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.

When should I hire a public adjuster?

You should consider hiring a public adjuster if you are facing a large or complex property damage insurance claim, such as those resulting from fire, water, or storm damage. Public adjusters are particularly helpful when the scope of the damages is unclear, the insurance company’s offer seems insufficient, or there are disputes about the cause or extent of the damage. Hiring a public adjuster early in the claims process can help ensure that your claim is properly documented, and your interests are well-represented throughout the process.

How are public adjusters compensated?

Public adjusters typically work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they only get paid if they successfully recover a settlement for you. Their fee is usually a percentage of the total settlement amount, which is agreed upon in advance. This percentage can vary depending on the complexity of the claim and the location, but it usually ranges from 5% to 15% of the total settlement.

How do public adjusters differ from insurance company adjusters?

Insurance company adjusters are employed by the insurance company and work to protect the company’s interests. Their primary goal is to evaluate the claim and determine the amount the insurance company is liable to pay, which may not always align with the policyholder’s best interests. On the other hand, public adjusters are independent professionals who work exclusively on behalf of the policyholder. Their primary goal is to ensure that the policyholder receives a fair and prompt settlement for their claim.

Do I need a public adjuster if I already have an insurance agent or broker?

While insurance agents and brokers can provide valuable guidance and assistance in filing an insurance claim, they may not have the specialized expertise required to manage complex property damage claims. Public adjusters have extensive experience in assessing damages, interpreting insurance policies, and negotiating with insurance companies, which makes them better equipped to handle large or complicated claims. Hiring a public adjuster can be especially beneficial if you are not satisfied with the settlement offer from your insurance company or if you are facing disputes regarding the cause or extent of the damage.

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