Identify the Dispute
You and your insurer disagree on scope or price. Appraisal resolves the differences regarding the amount of loss—that’s it.
We help reach a fair settlement—without the confusion and delay.
When price is the dispute, appraisal provides a neutral, structured path to resolution.
You and your insurer disagree on scope or price. Appraisal resolves the differences regarding the amount of loss—that’s it.
Both parties select a qualified appraiser. We act as your independent expert to evaluate scope and pricing.
Your appraiser reviews all claim documents, inspections, and photos, and gathers any additional information or expert reports needed to support an accurate valuation.
Appraisers compare findings and work together to determine the proper value of the project. If they can’t agree, a neutral umpire is chosen to make the final call.
After both parties reach an agreement, the final award sets the amount of loss.
Both parties agree to the settled amount, payment is made to the client, and the project is able to proceed.

Scopes grounded in restorative construction and current pricing—not fluff.
Transparent quantities, clear assumptions, and no padding—built the way adjusters and contractors work.

No—appraisal determines the amount of loss. It doesn’t decide coverage. A public adjuster represents you on coverage and settlement; appraisal is a dispute-resolution clause focused on price.
It varies by complexity and scheduling. The structured, deadline-driven process typically moves claims faster than open-ended negotiations.
We bridge construction expertise and insurance requirements—producing clear, defensible documentation that stands up to scrutiny and speeds resolution.
We’ll review your file and help you set a straighter path to a fair outcome.
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