Appraisal Services
Get a Fair and Accurate Assessment of Your Property Damage
Hawk Public Adjusting serves as your appointed appraiser, working to determine the true and accurate amount of loss for your property damage claim. We provide an objective, thorough evaluation throughout the appraisal process, ensuring all damages are properly identified and accurately valued.
What Is the Insurance Appraisal Process?
Most insurance policies include an appraisal clause that allows disputes over claim value to be resolved without going to court.
Here’s how it works:
You select an independent appraiser (that’s where we come in)
The insurance company selects their appraiser
Both appraisers evaluate the loss and attempt to reach an agreement
If needed, a neutral umpire is involved to finalize the decision
The result is a binding determination of the loss amount—making it critical to have an experienced appraiser on your side.
Your Appraiser
As your appointed appraiser, Hawk Public Adjusting represents your side of the claim, not the insurance company’s.
We work diligently to ensure all damages are:
Properly identified
Fully documented
Accurately valued
Our role is to present a clear, well-supported assessment of your loss and advocate for a fair resolution during negotiations.
If you have a need, contact us today for a free consultation.
What We Do
Our appraisal services are detailed, methodical, and built to stand up under scrutiny.
Comprehensive Property Inspection
We conduct a thorough evaluation of all damaged areas, including visible and often overlooked issues that can impact claim value.
Damage Documentation
We capture detailed photos, measurements, and written descriptions to create a complete record of the loss.
Loss Valuation
We prepare an accurate assessment of repair and replacement costs based on current pricing, scope, and industry standards.
Negotiation with the Insurance Appraiser
We work directly with the insurer’s appraiser to reach agreement on the amount of loss, backed by solid documentation and expertise.
Professional Reporting
You receive a detailed appraisal report outlining findings, scope, and valuation—providing clarity and support for the final determination.
Who Needs an Appraiser?
If you’ve reached a disagreement with your insurance company about the value of your claim, invoking the appraisal clause may be the right step.
You may benefit from appraisal services if:
Your claim has been underpaid
The insurance estimate seems too low
There are disputes over scope or pricing
Damages were missed or underestimated
You want an independent, professional evaluation
The appraisal process is designed to resolve these disputes—but your outcome depends on strong representation.
Schedule a Consultation
If you’re facing a dispute over your insurance claim, don’t leave the outcome to chance.
Contact Hawk Public Adjusting today to discuss your situation and determine if appraisal is the right next step. Our team is ready to represent your interests and help you move toward a fair resolution.