Chateau is a licensed public adjuster firm serving south-central Pennsylvania (greater Hanover) and northern Maryland (from Baltimore to Carroll County) with representation during the complicated insurance claims process. Our certified public adjusters use their extensive training and education to make sure that our clients get the full coverage that they are entitled to under the terms of their policy.
We specialize primarily in home and property damage insurance claims like fire, water, hail, and flood damage to basements, exteriors, roofs, kitchens, bathrooms etc. Chateau Public Adjusters regularly succeeds in securing up to 600% more insurance money for our clients. Our Insurance Claims Appraisal and Settlement Services Ensure You and Your Home are Properly Covered by Your Insurance Company and Your Policy.
Our expert Public Adjuster have the insurance training to represent you in the claims appraisal & settlement process so that the scales are tipped in your favor, not the insurance company's.
We specialize primarily in home and property damage insurance claims like fire, water, hail, and flood damage to basements, exteriors, roofs, kitchens, bathrooms etc. Chateau Public Adjusters regularly succeeds in securing up to 600% more insurance money for our clients. Our Insurance Claims Appraisal and Settlement Services Ensure You and Your Home are Properly Covered by Your Insurance Company and Your Policy.
Our expert Public Adjuster have the insurance training to represent you in the claims appraisal & settlement process so that the scales are tipped in your favor, not the insurance company's.
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We are a licensed public adjuster firm in Hanover offering south-central PA & northern Maryland home- and business-owners with assistance in filing, appraising, negotiating and settling of property damage and other loss recovery claims.
We hold insurance companies accountable and regularly get our clients many times the amount of their initial offer.
I'm Jose, the founding President of Chateau Public Adjusters.
I began my adjusting career in 2001 working for insurance companies, and I was repeatedly disappointed with how they treated their policyholders.
We hold insurance companies accountable and regularly get our clients many times the amount of their initial offer.
I'm Jose, the founding President of Chateau Public Adjusters.
I began my adjusting career in 2001 working for insurance companies, and I was repeatedly disappointed with how they treated their policyholders.
Our licensed public adjusters work on behalf of insured policyholders (that's you), not the insurance company.
We prepare, appraise and negotiate insurance claims settlements in order to get the full coverage for your claim that you are entitled to by law from your insurance company.
We level the playing field for Pennsylvania & Maryland property owners.
We Protect Homeowners During the Insurance Claims Process The Unfortunate Reality: Insurance Companies have a strong profit motivation to deny claims or approve only the bare-minimum recovery.
We prepare, appraise and negotiate insurance claims settlements in order to get the full coverage for your claim that you are entitled to by law from your insurance company.
We level the playing field for Pennsylvania & Maryland property owners.
We Protect Homeowners During the Insurance Claims Process The Unfortunate Reality: Insurance Companies have a strong profit motivation to deny claims or approve only the bare-minimum recovery.
When policyholders and their insurance companies disagree on the amount of a property damage or other loss claim, an Appraisal can be requested by either party.
An Appraisal is a method of Alternative Dispute Resolution that is set forth in your homeowners insurance policy.
If you do not agree with your insurance company's valuation of your property damage claim - for example, if they are only willing to pay for clean-ups and bare-minimum repairs rather than replacement - you can invoke the Appraisal clause of your insurance policy.
An Appraisal is a method of Alternative Dispute Resolution that is set forth in your homeowners insurance policy.
If you do not agree with your insurance company's valuation of your property damage claim - for example, if they are only willing to pay for clean-ups and bare-minimum repairs rather than replacement - you can invoke the Appraisal clause of your insurance policy.
Property Damage Claims Settlement Services in Carroll County Securing Full Coverage for Homeowners & Policyholders in Northern Maryland.
When greater Carroll County homes or businesses in northern Maryland suffer property damage from disasters like water, hail storms, floods and fires they will begin the process of recovery by filing a claim with insurance companies.
At this point the insurance company sends out their own insurance adjusters to assess the damage.
These adjusters are, unfortunately, trained to work on behalf of the insurance company to approve insufficient, cheap, band-aid style repairs wherever possible.
When greater Carroll County homes or businesses in northern Maryland suffer property damage from disasters like water, hail storms, floods and fires they will begin the process of recovery by filing a claim with insurance companies.
At this point the insurance company sends out their own insurance adjusters to assess the damage.
These adjusters are, unfortunately, trained to work on behalf of the insurance company to approve insufficient, cheap, band-aid style repairs wherever possible.
When greater Hanover PA 17331 homes or businesses suffer damage from water, fire, storms, wind, rain, hail etc. they begin the process of filing property damage claims with their insurance companies.
These companies send out their own insurance adjusters assess the damage.
These adjusters are, unfortunately, trained to work on behalf of the insurance company to approve the absolute bare minimum amount of repairs possible.
Claims are therefore settled fora fraction of their worth, and insurance companies get richer.
These companies send out their own insurance adjusters assess the damage.
These adjusters are, unfortunately, trained to work on behalf of the insurance company to approve the absolute bare minimum amount of repairs possible.
Claims are therefore settled fora fraction of their worth, and insurance companies get richer.
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