Explain My Estimate

We'll explain your insurance estimate.

You received the estimate from your insurance company. Maybe a check too. And you still have no idea if the number is right. Upload it and a licensed Texas public adjuster will walk you through what it says, what it might be missing, and what to ask next. No cost, no obligation, no pressure to hire anyone.

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Your details

We'll call you at this number for your review.

If you have it. Found on letters from your insurance company.

We're licensed in Texas, so we can only review claims on Texas properties.

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Fair questions

Is this actually free?
Yes. We only earn a fee if you hire us and your claim pays above your initial offer, and hiring us is entirely your call. Most people who use this just want to understand their estimate, and that's what we'll help you do.
Who does the review?
Troy Frost, a Texas licensed public adjuster (license #3509920) based in Plano. Not software, not a call center. The person who reads your documents is the person on your call.
What if my claim was denied?
Send the denial letter along with whatever estimate exists. Understanding the reason for a denial is often more useful than the estimate itself, and it's exactly the kind of thing this review is for.
What can't this review tell me?
Anything that requires seeing the property. Paper can show what the estimate includes and what questions to ask. It can't confirm what's behind a wall or whether a roof can really be repaired. If those questions matter, we'll tell you, and a property visit is the honest next step.
I don't have an estimate yet. Can you still help?
Yes, but through a different door. If your claim is new and no estimate exists yet, contact us and tell us what happened. Early in the process is the best time to talk.