National Disaster Recovery Services, Settled.TM, The Loss Recovery People. A licensed public insurance adjusting firm. Settled.TM is a US registered trademark, all functions and systems belonging to the name are protected. We are a property loss professional firm dedicated to the policy holder following catastrophe: Fire, Hurricane, Tornado, Flood, since 1989. Property insurance policies outline many of the duties the insured must perform in order to protect his contractual rights.
One duty is to present a claim. It involves setting forth the amount, the age, and the quantity. Another duty is to sign and swear to a proof of loss, amongst other duties.
Upon agreement, we will help you in fulfilling your duties under the policy of insurance. We will maximize your benefits. We will prepare a claim assessment for each case. We will meet the insurance carrier and their representatives as your advocate as often as necessary. We will answer mail, email, text, or phone calls to help speedy loss proceeds recovery. We will keep you advised each step of the way. We will offer coaching, guidance, and stability. Our goal is to bring the matter to a fruitful conclusion.
Attached are a few case studies. Our team managed and adjusted them. This allows you to think through different scenarios and understand how we can help you.
CASE STUDY
Hail
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Residential Flood
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Cont. Case Study Flood
CASE STUDY
Commercial Fire
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Who is in control?
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Hurricane Katrina Commercial Property Loss
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Hail Damage
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Insurance Loss Estimating
Insurance Definitions
Building a Large Loss Team
Building a Large Loss Team. You will gain a better understanding of how deploying adjusters and experts to control losses and loss scenarios works. You will also see where you fit in the bigger picture. Remember, that who controls the game in order to control the game, must hire the controller. Public Adjusters accomplished in their field know this.
Now you do…. Take control and hire the right fit.
(Richard Spreeman case study below on developing a large loss team)