South Florida Water Damage Restoration

When your home or building suffers sudden flood damage from a pipe break, refrigerator leak, dishwasher leak, garbage disposal leak, washing machine hose, or sewer back up. Most people first panic, then call a plumber.

It is important to try to dry up your water damage, or even hire a water restoration company, but that does not mean you have to give up all your rights under your claim to that restoration company!

Your first call should be to a public insurance adjuster if you are considering making an insurance claim, we can guide you through the water damage remediation process and look out for your insurance claim interests!

Advocate Claims Public Adjusters have handled hundreds of water damage and mold damage insurance claims throughout the years!

We first review your insurance policy to make sure you are properly covered, then help make sure the water remediation company does not take advantage of you. We put your interests before our own!

Water Damage Restoration vs Public Insurance Adjuster

• A Water Remediation Contractor can lien your property for payment – a public insurance adjuster cannot lien your property
• A Water Extraction Company is not required to be licensed by the State of Florida – a Public Adjuster has to be licensed and bonded by the Florida Department of Insurance
• A Water Restoration Company does not have to show you their estimate – Policy holders have to approve a public adjuster’s settlement
• Water Restoration Contractors often offer a kick back – Kick Backs are illegal for public adjusters

Please Note: There are many legitimate water restoration companies and contractors who we have partnered with over the years to help our customers mitigate and repair their damages. Unlike your insurance company who will forcibly steer you to their preferred vendor, we can offer you multiple choices or work with your current contractor of choice!

Advocate Claims Public Adjusters will do a free evaluation of your damages, if hired, we will fully document your loss including writing a complete estimate of your damages.