Get Claim Support From a Keller Public Adjuster

Keller sits squarely in North Texas hail country, and property owners here know how quickly a spring storm can turn a good roof into an insurance claim. With Texas ranking among the costliest states in the country for property claims, more Tarrant County homeowners are hiring Public Adjusters to handle the process for them.

What is a Public Adjuster?

A Public Adjuster is a licensed insurance expert and consumer advocate hired by policyholders (i.e., you) to handle property insurance claims. A Texas Public Insurance Adjuster can inspect your property, interpret your policy, document your damages, file your claim, and negotiate with your insurance company on your behalf.

Are Texas Public Adjusters licensed?

Keller Public Adjusters are required by the State of Texas to hold a Texas Public Adjuster License. Licensing means passing a state exam, completing continuing education, and carrying a surety bond. Texas also requires a written, state-approved contract that gives you 72 hours to cancel and displays the notice "WE REPRESENT THE INSURED ONLY." You can verify any license through the Texas Department of Insurance website.

Can Public Adjusters Help With Property Damage Claims?

Public Adjusters handle claims involving hail damage, Texas wind and tornado damage, roof leaks, water damage from burst pipes, fire, and more. They work on claims for residential homes, commercial buildings, and even tenants with renters' insurance—a Keller Public Adjuster can also assist with condo and HOA property claims.

Find a Trustworthy Keller Adjuster

Finding a top-notch Keller Public Adjuster can be tricky. Tiger Adjusters® has the backing of a nationwide network of licensed insurance experts—they're reputable, reliable, and ready to take on your Keller insurance claim at a moment's notice.

What will a Keller Public Adjuster do for you? They'll work to maximize your claim settlement.

They will offer a free damage inspection, gather documentation, and compile a line-item damage estimate.

A Public Adjuster will submit your claim to the insurance carrier and negotiate on your behalf for a fair offer.

Texas law caps Public Adjuster fees at 10% of your insurance settlement.

Texas Public Adjusters are legally barred from repairing the property they adjust.

Public Adjusters are different from insurance adjusters because they work for YOU, not your insurance company.

Under the Texas Insurance Code, a Public Adjuster's total commission may not exceed 10% of the insurance settlement on your claim.

Public Adjusters are paid on contingency, so you aren't expected to pay a fee until after you've received a check from your insurance. No recovery, no fee.

Texas prohibits a Public Adjuster from participating, directly or indirectly, in the reconstruction, repair, or restoration of the property they adjust.

That means no financial stake in your roofer or contractor and no referral kickbacks. Your Public Adjuster's only interest in the outcome is your settlement.

The insurance adjuster assigned to your claim has an obligation to try and save your insurer as much money as they can. Independent adjusters are contracted by your carrier for the same reason.

A Public Adjuster is hired by you and has a fiduciary duty to act in your best interest.

Leo Kosi

Owner Operator & Public Adjuster

Keller, TX

TX #3457672 

(469) 895-9574  

L_Kosi@TigerAdjusters.com