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Understanding the Appraisal Process
Typically, insurance companies include an appraisal or arbitration clause in every policy. The clause stipulates that if the property owner and the insurance company cannot agree on the value of the loss, either party may demand an appraisal, and, in some occasions, both parties must agree to enter into an appraisal. Each party selects an appraiser, and the two appraisers — one from the policyholder and one from the insurance company — work together to agree on the value of the damaged property. A mutually agreed-upon or court-appointed umpire will handle any disputes between the appraisers, and any agreement signed by two of the three parties will set the value of the loss.
General Claim Services
You can rely on us to handle common claims such as property, casualty, and liability hazards. We recognize how important excellent customer service is to policyholders, so we always strive to provide services that will give them a positive experience.
Appraisal, Mediation Services
Our staff has many years of experience working in the Alternative Dispute Resolution environment. No matter how expert or accurate the adjustment is, disputes with policyholders occasionally arise. Companies and consumers alike have benefited from using the appraisal process for many years to resolve these disputes, recognizing it as an efficient and cost-effective alternative to litigation. Skilled, impartial appraisers are crucial to reaching an appropriate resolution. Satisfied Consultants Inc. utilizes a vast network of experienced general and executive general adjusters to serve as appraisers nationwide. Our background ranges from small residential losses to multi-million dollar commercial losses and litigated files. Our appraisers are all licensed adjusters and licensed contractors who continually participate in continuing education appropriate to this sector of the claims industry. Additional certifications and credentials among the group include Certified General Contractors, CPCU and AIC designations, OSHA and NACHI certifications, and court-stipulated experts.
Mold Inspection
There are many types of mold. Some types can be very harmful, unhealthy and toxic, like black mold, while common mildew can be relatively harmless. It’s important to know what’s really going on through a trusted mold inspection, where a test and analysis of the mold spores are done to assess the seriousness of the problem. Often, homeowners and office dwellers do not realize how the toxic mold affects them because you can get used to being around it. But the longer the exposure, the higher the risk. That’s why it’s essential to get a thorough mold examination done through a certified and licensed company. Once the mold evaluation is completed, you’ll get the mold testing report. Based on the results, you’ll know whether you need the mold removed professionally or not. Mold testing and inspections can be done throughout South Florida from West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale / Broward County, Hollywood, Miami and the Keys.
Pre-Appraisal Reinspection
You can call our experts before you officially list your home for sale, a professional home inspector examines your property to identify any potential problems or repairs that need to be made.
Water Mitigation Disputes
Our consultants are IICRC certified as WRT (Water Damage Restoration Technicians) and Applied Structural Drying Technicians. Our Consultants are Mold Remediation Licensed Contractors and Mold Hygienists: They are also licensed adjusters; many are NFIP certified. These experts are trained to evaluate documentation relevant to a loss, and many have experience in the field as water damage restoration contractors.
Umpire Nomination
Umpire nomination in properties refers to the process of appointing an unbiased third party to settle disputes or disagreements that arise in property-related matters. When conflicts emerge between multiple parties, such as landlords and tenants, buyers and sellers, or neighbors, an umpire can serve as a neutral arbitrator to assess the situation and make fair and impartial decisions. The umpire's role is to carefully consider the facts and evidence presented by each party and provide a resolution that is just and equitable. Satisfied Consultant Inc expertise in property matters, knowledge of relevant laws and regulations, and ability to objectively evaluate the situation make them an essential component in the effective resolution of property disputes. Umpire nomination ensures that conflicts in the property domain can be settled fairly, promoting transparency, and maintaining the integrity of property transactions and relationships.
Indoor Air Quality Testing & Dispute
Indoor air quality testing and disputes revolve around assessing and resolving issues related to the quality of air within enclosed spaces such as homes, offices, or commercial buildings. Testing is conducted to evaluate various factors that can impact indoor air quality, including pollutants, allergens, mold, humidity levels, ventilation systems, and more. In the event of a dispute, parties may disagree on the presence, extent, or causes of poor indoor air quality and its potential health effects. Resolving such disputes often involves engaging experts to conduct comprehensive air quality assessments, analyzing test results, identifying potential sources of contamination, and proposing appropriate remediation measures. Dispute resolution processes may vary, ranging from negotiations and mediation to legal actions or involvement of regulatory authorities. The goal is to ensure a safe and healthy indoor environment, promote effective ventilation systems, and find mutually agreeable solutions to address indoor air quality concerns.
Full Appraisal Assignment
We are based in Florida and service other states. We specialize in residential and commercial liability and property insurance claims which result from nearly every peril (fire or lightning, windstorm or hail, water, explosion, smoke, vandalism or malicious mischief, theft, etc.)