
How a Public Adjuster Helps With Insurance Claims

A public adjuster is a licensed insurance professional who represents policyholders during property insurance claims. Unlike insurance company adjusters, public adjusters work exclusively for property owners — not insurers.
Public adjusters are trained to interpret insurance policies, document covered damage, prepare detailed estimates, and negotiate directly with insurance companies to pursue an accurate and fair settlement.
What Is a Public Adjuster?
Who Does a Public Adjuster Represent?
Understanding the roles of insurance and public adjusters is key to protecting your claim rights.
An adjuster employed by the insurance company is hired to protect their interests and profit. The settlement offers are low due to the lack of knowledge and protecting their companies profits.
A public adjuster is hired by the policyholder to protect their best interests. We fight for a settlement that is made to get your home back to normal without out of pocket expenses.
While insurance adjusters may appear helpful, their responsibility is to protect the insurer’s financial interests.
How a Public Adjuster Helps With Your Claim
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Policy Review & Coverage Analysis
We review your insurance policy to identify all applicable coverages, exclusions, and conditions that impact your claim.
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Damage Inspection & Documentation
We perform detailed inspections and document all covered damage — including damage that may be overlooked or undervalued.
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Estimate Preparation
We prepare professional, line-item repair estimates that reflect the true scope and cost of restoring your property.
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Claim Management & Communication
We handle communication with the insurance company, respond to adjuster requests, and manage deadlines throughout the claim.
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Negotiation & Settlement
We negotiate directly with the insurer to pursue a fair settlement based on your policy and documented damages.
When Should You Hire a Public Adjuster?
Public adjusters can assist at nearly any stage of the claims process — including reopening or supplementing existing claims when justified.
After fire, water, storm, or hail damage
Public adjusters help document and negotiate claims following significant property damage caused by natural events.
If the insurance offer seems insufficient, a public adjuster can review and advocate for a fairer settlement.
If your claim is denied or delayed
Adjusters assist in addressing claim denials or delays by managing communications and providing necessary evidence.
When repairs exceed the insurance estimate
They evaluate repair costs that surpass initial estimates to ensure your claim reflects the true expenses.
When the claims process becomes overwhelming
A public adjuster manages paperwork and negotiations, reducing stress and simplifying the insurance process.
Why Property Owners Choose Optivus Claim Solutions
Optivus Claim Solutions is a licensed public adjusting firm serving residential and commercial property owners. We work exclusively for policyholders and never represent insurance companies.
No recovery, no fee

Our Approach
Our approach is built on transparency, detailed documentation, and ethical advocacy. We believe property owners deserve knowledgeable representation during one of the most stressful experiences they may face.

Trusted Representation
Licensed public adjusters • Policyholder-only representation • Residential & commercial claims

Why Utah Homeowners Need Professional Help with Insurance Claims
Homeowners often face damage from wind, water, hail, and fire, but insurance adjusters work for the insurer, not the homeowner. This can lead to settlements that don’t cover full repair costs.

How a Public Adjuster Supports You
Licensed public adjusters represent homeowners, thoroughly document damage, prepare detailed claims, and negotiate with insurers to secure fair compensation, often increasing settlements significantly.
Frequently Asked Questions About Public Adjusters
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