here are some of our specialties

 A diminished value auto claim allows you to recover the difference between your car’s value before an accident and its value after repairs. Even if your vehicle is restored to its pre-accident condition, its market value typically decreases due to its accident history. This type of claim is usually filed with the at-fault driver’s insurance company and can help you recoup some of the lost value when you sell or trade in your car.  If your policy has an appraisal provision, we can help. 

 Plumbing failures, such as burst pipes, can lead to significant water damage in homes. This damage often manifests as visible water stains, mold growth, and structural issues, which can compromise the integrity of walls, floors, and ceilings. The hidden damages become the main problem you watch out for. Our team of experts will identify all damaged materials and ensure that all available coverage is afforded to you, to restore back to pre-loss condition. 

 Wind damage to a home can be severe, especially during hurricanes, tornadoes, or strong storms. High winds can rip off roofing materials, break windows, and cause structural damage to walls and foundations. Additionally, wind can uproot trees and send debris flying, which can further damage the exterior and interior of a home. Power lines may also be downed, leading to power outages and additional hazards. 

 Hail damage to a home can be extensive, affecting roofs, siding, windows, and other exterior structures. Hailstones, ranging from small pellets to large chunks, can cause dents, cracks, and punctures in roofing materials, leading to leaks and structural issues. Siding can become dented or cracked, and windows may shatter or sustain chips. Additionally, outdoor structures like decks and gutters can also be damaged.   

 Fire damage can be extensive and devastating, affecting both the structure and contents of a home. Flames, heat, smoke, and water used to extinguish the fire can cause significant harm. Structural damage might include charred walls, weakened support beams, and compromised roofs. Additionally, smoke can permeate furniture, clothing, and other belongings, often rendering them unusable. Water damage from firefighting efforts can lead to mold growth and further deterioration of materials. 

 Flood damage can be devastating, affecting both the structure of buildings and the safety of their occupants. When a river overflows its banks or heavy rainfall leads to flash flooding, water can infiltrate homes, causing extensive damage to foundations, walls, and personal belongings. Floods can erode soil, undermining the stability of buildings and leading to potential collapses. Additionally, standing water can promote mold growth, posing health risks.