Understanding Contingency Contracts in Public Adjusting

Public insurance adjusters typically work on a contingency contract basis, meaning we only get paid if we successfully increase your insurance claim payout. This model aligns our interests with yours—if we don’t recover additional funds, you owe us nothing.

How Contingency Contracts Work

A contingency contract ensures that policyholders can obtain expert representation without upfront costs. Instead of paying an hourly rate or flat fee, our compensation is a percentage of the settlement amount we secure on your behalf. This allows homeowners and business owners to access professional advocacy without financial risk.

Performance Guarantees on Existing Claims

For policyholders with existing claims, we offer a performance guarantee—we commit to increasing your claim payout by a specific percentage before our contingency fee applies. This means you can be confident that hiring a public adjuster will result in a higher recovery, not just additional fees.

Why Choose a Public Adjuster with a Contingency Contract?

• No Upfront Costs – You pay nothing unless we recover more money for you.

• Incentivized Advocacy – Our success is directly tied to maximizing your claim.

• Guaranteed Results on Existing Claims – We ensure an increase before charging a fee.

If your claim has been underpaid or delayed, a public adjuster working on contingency can help you secure the settlement you deserve—risk-free.