Flood

Floods can overwhelm homes and businesses in an instant, leaving behind widespread damage and costly repairs. Hunter Claims stands by your side to handle the claims process and fight for the settlement you need to recover and rebuild.

Get Help With Your Flood Damage Claim from Experienced Adjusters

Flooding can turn your dream home or business into a nightmare in just a matter of hours. From ruined foundations to damaged interiors and belongings, the financial toll of a flood can be overwhelming. While flood insurance is meant to protect you, many policyholders find themselves battling delays, low offers, or even outright denials from their insurance providers.
At Hunter Claims, we take that burden off your shoulders. Our skilled public adjusters use advanced tools and proven methods to uncover the full scope of your flood damage, ensuring no detail is overlooked. We prepare and present a comprehensive claim package so your insurer pays what you’re truly owed—not what they prefer to pay.

The Lasting Impact of Flood Damage

Floods don’t just soak walls and floors, they disrupt lives, destroy memories, and leave behind costly repairs. These images reveal the true toll of flood disasters and why having Hunter Claims on your side is essential to securing a fair settlement.

Tips For Submitting Flood damage Insurance Claims

Flood damage can be overwhelming, and insurance companies often delay or undervalue claims. To keep your claim on track, follow these steps:

Take clear photos of all damaged property, including discarded items and structural damage.
Document losses by room with purchase dates, values, and receipts.
Photograph water lines inside and outside your home, noting how long water remained.
Get detailed replacement cost estimates, including tax and delivery.
Meet your insurer’s adjuster before allowing removal or restoration.
Keep a record of all communication with your insurance company.
If your claim isn’t settled within 45 days, request a written explanation.

What Happens When You Submit a Flood Damage Insurance Claim?

Your coverage provider will send out an insurance adjuster to inspect your property, review the damage, and ask questions about the damage and condition of the property before the flood occurred. The adjuster will be working behind-the-scenes to determine if you are covered under your flood insurance. They may need to access your property or wait until it is safe for them do so.
After that, your insurance company may issue a settlement based on how they interpret the damages, but remember, the adjuster will be working on behalf of the Insurance company.
If you are receiving resistance from your insurance company in the form of delays, undervalued responses, or even a denial, contact our experienced adjusters at hunterclaims.com

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