April 11, 2017
April 11, 2017 - PRESSADVANTAGE -
Insurance Claim Recovery Support offers support to commercial policyholders affected by Texas storms. They specialize in maximizing recovery on hail, storm and wind damage claims in minimum time.
Austin TX: Insurance Claim Recovery Support and its President, Scott Friedson are pleased to announce that the team is ready to assist Policyholders of commercial buildings that have been affected by the storm in Dallas and other parts of Texas. Their licensed Public Insurance Adjusters maximize recovery on properties damaged by storm, wind or hail. ICRS exclusively represents insured policyholders and specialize in complex, large loss commercial property damage insurance claims.
According to Friedson, “We professionally document your loss, scope and estimate costs, prepare your claim file, interpret your policy, meet with your insurer’s adjusters, consultants and engineers, negotiate and settle your property damage insurance claim per your policy benefits solely on the behalf of the insured policyholder. When you have a hail damage insurance claim, we have the knowledge and experience to help you recover the maximum possible recovery."
The company is a leading public insurance adjusting firm in Texas who vigorously advocates for the rights and benefits policyholders are entitled under the terms of their policy to settle insurance claims promptly and fairly. Public insurance adjusters are the only type of claims adjuster licensed by the Texas Department of Insurance to exclusively represent a policyholder in appraising and negotiating first party insurance claims.
ICRS Public Adjusters (PAs) are licensed insurance adjusters who exclusively work for policyholders, and never for insurance companies. They are authorized to legally assist and represent insured policy holders, interpret policy, negotiate settlements and act as an agent for the policyholder to recover policy benefits the insured could easily be unaware of if attempting to negotiate on their own.
The fees are a fraction of the cost of an attorney and there is not on the conflicts of interest of unlicensed contractors (vendors). Under Texas Statutes general contractors and roofing companies are not authorized to adjust insurance claims. Negotiating, interpreting policies or holding out as an “insurance claims specialist” is not an activity roofers or general contractors are authorized to perform.
More information about them is available at http://www.insuranceclaimrecoverysupport.com.
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For more information about Insurance Claim Recovery Support LLC, contact the company here:
Insurance Claim Recovery Support LLC
Scott Friedson
(512) 904-9900
scott@insuranceclaimrecoverysupport.com
