Storm Damage Claims

Storm Damage? Get What You’re Owed.

Select Adjusters fights for Arizona homeowners whose storm damage claims were undervalued, underpaid, or denied.
Select Adjusters inspecting storm damage

What Every Storm Damage Claim Includes.

A licensed public adjuster handles your claim from inspection to settlement. Every step documented. Every dollar fought for.

Full Property Inspection

Your adjuster inspects the affected areas point by point. Every visible and hidden source of damage is identified, including damage the carrier’s adjuster commonly overlooks.

Professional Damage Documentation

Photos, measurements, material specifications, and a detailed scope report built in the format insurance carriers are required to review. The documentation determines the settlement. We make sure it tells the complete story.

Carrier Communication and Negotiation

Select Adjusters submits the documentation, responds to the carrier’s adjuster findings, handles all communication, and negotiates directly on your behalf. You don’t make the calls. You don’t decode the policy. We handle it.

Re-Inspection Coordination

When the insurance company sends their adjuster for a second look, your Select Adjusters adjuster is present. We walk the property with them, ensure every documented point is reviewed, and don’t let damage get dismissed on a quick walkthrough.

Supplemental Claims

If the carrier’s initial estimate is too low, we file a supplemental claim with additional documentation and evidence. Many settlements increase significantly after a properly documented supplement is submitted.

Settlement Review

Before you accept anything, your adjuster reviews the final settlement against the documented scope. If the numbers don’t match the damage, we push back. You never accept less than your policy covers.

Real Storm Damage Claim Results From Arizona Homeowners.

Every result is from a Select Adjusters client in the Phoenix Valley.

Monsoon wind damage claim

Monsoon Wind Damage

Before

Insurance Company’s Offer: $3,200. Covered partial tile replacement. Denied underlayment and flashing damage.

After

Full inspection documented 38 points of damage. Supplemental claim filed. Settlement increased to $14,800. Full roof repair funded.

Wind and rain intrusion claim

Wind and Rain Intrusion

Before

Insurance Company’s Offer: $5,100. Covered exterior damage only. Denied interior water damage from the same storm event.

After

Interior water intrusion documented as direct consequence of storm damage. Settlement increased to $17,600. Exterior and interior repairs fully funded.

Denied storm claim reversed

Denied Storm Claim

Before

Insurance Company’s Decision: Denied. Classified all damage as "wear and tear."

After

Inspection proved damage was caused by a specific monsoon event. Documentation submitted. Denial reversed. Claim approved at $9,200.

What This Looks Like For You

What This Looks Like for You.

These are the things you’ll experience from the moment we take on your claim to the day your settlement arrives.

You’ll Know What Your Claim Is Worth.

Your adjuster inspects the damage, documents everything, and tells you what the claim should be valued at based on the real scope of work. Not the insurance company’s estimate. The real number. You’ll know exactly where you stand before we file anything.

You’ll Never Have to Call Your Insurance Company Again.

Once Select Adjusters takes on your claim, we handle every interaction with your carrier. Every phone call. Every email. Every document submission. Every dispute. You stay informed. We handle the fight.

You’ll Only Pay If We Get You More.

Contingency means contingency. If we don’t increase your settlement, you owe us zero. No exceptions. No fine print. No "administrative fees." The risk is entirely on us. That’s how confident we are in what we do.

FAQs About Storm Damage Claims in Arizona

The Insurance Company Already Made Their Decision. Now It’s Your Turn.

Get a free storm damage assessment. A licensed public adjuster documents what they missed and fights for the settlement your policy owes you.