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THE PUBLIC ADJUSTERS EXCLUSIVELY FOR COMMERCIAL & MULTIFAMILY POLICYHOLDERS
THE PUBLIC ADJUSTERS EXCLUSIVELY FOR COMMERCIAL & MULTIFAMILY POLICYHOLDERS
Get your property damage insurance claim settled with help from Insurance Claim Recovery Support Public Insurance Adjusters, the policyholder advocates that Commercial & Multifamily business owners trust.
Insurance Claim Recovery Support is a leading multi-state licensed Public Insurance Adjusting firm that specializes in settling commercial and multifamily property damage insurance claims fairly and promptly, exclusively on the behalf of insured property owners and management companies.
Our public adjusters are passionate policyholder advocates dedicated to protecting your interests. We work 100% on contingency, only represent the insured, document, and negotiate commercial property damage claim settlements Pro-Policyholder. Large-loss hail, fire, storm, and business interruption claims can be very complex, overwhelming, stressful, time-consuming, and expensive. ICRS claim submissions represent your interests utilizing best practices developed over years of experience and settling hundreds of millions of property damage insurance claims on behalf of real estate owners, management companies, homeowner associations, school districts, manufacturing facilities, religious organizations, and nonprofit organizations.
We help policyholders cut through the clutter of large loss insurance claims and get the fair settlement they deserve!
Scott formed Insurance Claim Recovery Support LLC aka ICRS, to help policyholders in need of strategic and practical representation recovering from property damage insurance claims. Policyholders dealing with complex large loss insurance claims can face many issues ranging from delays, underpayments, ommissions, misrepresentations, or wrongful denials. Commercial and Multifamily owners as well as management companies and homeowner associations have received the results and benefits they deserve with Scott’s expertise.
As an active member in the multifamily, contractor, and public adjusting community, he has been a speaker at the apartment, storm restoration, general, and roofing contractor associations advocating what policyholders and management companies need to know about insurance claims. Scott holds public insurance adjuster licenses in Texas, Florida, Colorado, Georgia, Kentucky, South Carolina, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Utah, Nevada, and Oklahoma. He is also a Haag Certified Commercial Roof Inspector, Certified Appraiser & Umpire – CPAU, IICRC – Certified Water Restoration Tech with millions in successfully negotiated hail, fire, hurricane, tornado, flood, lightning, storm, business interruption, and other insurance claim settlements on behalf of his policyholder clients. Friedson retired as a Texas apartment real estate broker when he formed ICRS and has more than 25 years of combined experience in real estate as a broker, lender, apartment investor, and public insurance adjuster.
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Texas: Insurance Claim Recovery Support LLC #1670060
Florida: Insurance Claim Recovery Support LLC W927993
Phone: 512-904-9900
Email: scott@insuranceclaimrecoverysupport.com
Misty’s experience in historical preservation, roofing, attention to detail, and negotiating skills have successfully delivered settlement results most policyholders simply could not have achieved on their own.
Licensed Public Adjuster Texas #2647568 | Florida #W798577 | North Carolina #19846653 | Ohio # 1416569 | Oklahoma # 3001820951 | Pennsylvania # 1054792 | South Carolina #19846653 | Utah # 915489 | Haag Certified Commercial Roof Inspector #202111207
Phone: 512-904-9900
Email: Misty@insuranceclaimrecoverysupport.com
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When Insurance Claim Recovery Support Public Adjusters represent your interests, we document your insurance claim Pro-Policyholder so you get the maximum settlement you deserve in minimum time.
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Winter Storm Related Loss Estimates in Texas Reaching to $100M
Loss Estimates from Winter Storm Related Weather Already Hit $51 Million in February
Preliminary estimates of insured losses from recent winter storms in Texas range between $51 million and $100 million statewide according to two insurance industry trade groups.
Southwestern Insurance Information Service said estimated preliminary statewide losses from winter storm related weather like high winds and freezing temperatures during the first few days of February had reached $51 million, cautioning that the number is likely to rise. The Insurance Council of Texas estimated insured losses from 15,000 claims so far statewide would exceed $100 million.
The winter storm that pushed through Texas on Feb. 1 brought damaging winds to the Hill Country, frigid temperatures statewide, and snow and ice in many areas of the state.
“Most of the damage will be the result of roof damage from strong winds and bursting pipes resulting in water entering a home or business. There will be some claims for vehicle damage but the majority of the claims will be to homes and businesses,” said Jerry Johns, president of SIIS.
According to Mark Hanna with the Insurance Council of Texas, approximately 1,000 wind-related claims had been reported in the Texas Hill Country as early as Feb. 2. Hanna said losses occurred in all areas of the state. Particularly hard hit was El Paso, Hanna said, which experienced a record low of zero degrees Fahrenheit.
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