What is a post-loss assignment?
A contract signed by the homeowner granting a contractor all rights and duties of the claim under an insurance policy. Once signed, the contractor owns and controls the claim without any input from the insured.
When is a post-loss assignment signed?
The steps for post-loss assignments go as:
What is an adjuster?
An adjuster is a person who determines the amount of damage to your home and property, what can be repaired or replaced, and at what cost. The adjuster also reviews your insurance policy to see if the damage is covered, any dollar limits or deductibles that may apply, and explain your policy's coverage for the claim.
Types of Adjusters
Contact Insurance Provider
Report damages as soon as possible. Keep a log of all communications including names, dates, and topics discussed.
Prevent Further Damage
Emergencies can happen with little warning. Taking time to prepare now can help protect your family, reduce damage to your property, and make recovery easier.
Build an Emergency Supply Kit
At minimum, basic supplies in a supply kit include:
Create Home Inventory
Complete an inventory of all your belongings to make the claims process easier. Include information such as:
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