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Developers, property managers, or business owners: Are you dealing with significant property loss or damage?

RESIDENTIAL

Homeowners tired of fighting the insurance company: Are you ready to put this stressful chapter of your life behind you?

PROFESSIONAL

Consultants, accoun-tants, attorneys, realtors, or brokers: Do your clients need help recovering from a disaster? Damage?

Our Team works for you

The fire is extinguished. The hurricane is over. The flood waters have receded.

Now what?

Now you need a claims consultant -- a licensed, insured public claims adjuster and expert in property assessment and loss consulting -- to assist you in reaching a resolution with your insurance company.

If you are unsure how to follow the insurance company's rules and procedures, you're having problems with your claim -- even if your claim has been denied -- it's not too late!

Client Spotlight

Anne L.

"On February 5, 2011, the unthinkable happened. My home of 25 years was destroyed due to an electrical fire. In moments, assets and memories of a lifetime were gone or damaged beyond repair. As I stood at the edge of my property, watching the fire crews attempt to save what little they could, I was filled with emotion and overwhelmed with the enormity of the work that lay ahead.

 

 

That sense of helplessness & devastation was immediately alleviated with one call to Southern Loss Consultants and a conversation with Rob Izzo. Not only was Rob instrumental in taking the lead through tedious and often complex tasks of fulfilling the insurance company's claim requirements, but also his calm demeanor and reassurances were just what I needed in a difficult time of personal crisis.

There is no doubt in my mind that Southern Loss Consultants was able to accurately determine, advise, and secure a settlement that exceeded my expectations. "

 

 

 



IN THE NEWS!

 

 

 

The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) states that in 2010 (most recent year for which statistics are available) there were 482,000 structure fires in the US resulting in $9.7 billion in property damage or roughly $20,125 per structure fire. According to data modeling from Enservio, a provider of contents inventory creation, valuation, and replacement services to the insurance industry, the average large-loss claim consists of roughly 1,200+line items and an original claim value of $115,000.