Kansas Claims Consultant

Compensation for Residential Property Damage

Please note: Kansas Insurance Department laws do not allow Public Adjusters to represent homeowners' claims for them – only commercial claims for now. There is work being done to change this law, but there are no updates as of yet.

Has a natural disaster done damage to your home or rental dwelling? If so, you can trust one of our public adjusters to help. At Allen Claims Public Adjuster, we work hard to get you the compensation you deserve.

Once you determine if the property damage is worth filing an insurance claim, our licensed and trained specialists will adjust and recover residential insurance claims for your property. Unlike independent adjusters, who are paid by insurance companies, as public adjusters, we work exclusively for you, the policyholder.

Take a look at the numerous reasons we excel at validating claims.

• We are empathetic to clients in regards to the damages sustained their home has sustained and how they must adjust
  
• Our engineers can investigate damage from wind, hail, fire, smoke and more.
• We have architects who can analyze building structures - including historical requirements.
• Our loss estimation personnel is a huge team with more than 10 years of experience in field claims inspection and estimation.
• We have homeowner and rental dwelling policy interpretation professionals on our staff.
• Our Matterporting Pro’s can document each detail with a 3D model and use MatterTagging to specifically identify and note issues
• We analyze the interior and exterior of the damaged property. We inspect building nomenclature and documents.

Let us help you handle your residential property claim with efficiency, effectiveness, and success so you can feel less stressed. Choose your claim location below for service, or fill out our form for a call back from us.

Please note: Kansas Insurance Department laws do not allow Public Adjusters to represent homeowners' claims for them – only commercial claims for now. There is work being done to change this law, but there are no updates as of yet.