Houston Public Adjuster — Fighting For What's Fair On Your Claim
Houston property owners deal with named-storm wind, hurricane-driven water intrusion, hail, and flood on a rotating basis. We handle first-party residential and commercial claims across Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Brazoria, and Galveston counties.
Claims we handle in Houston
- Hurricane and named-storm wind
- Hail and wind-driven roof damage
- Sudden and accidental water discharge
- Fire, smoke, and lightning
- Commercial roof and building-envelope losses
Carriers we negotiate with
We represent policyholders — not the carrier. Listing a carrier does not imply affiliation.
Neighborhoods and communities served
Houston claim questions, answered
Under Texas Insurance Code §542A, you should give written notice to your carrier as soon as reasonably possible and no later than one year from the date of loss. Waiting shortens your rights.
Yes. TWIA claims have their own dispute and appraisal procedures under the Texas Insurance Code Chapter 2210 and we document losses to those specific requirements.
No. Denials based on wear, prior damage, or maintenance are routinely reopened with proper documentation, weather data, and — where appropriate — invoking the policy's appraisal clause.
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