Insurance Claims & Public Adjusters

The adage "he who acts as his own attorney has a fool for a client" has never been more the case than for insurance losses. Insurance companies routinely decline covered losses, and severely under adjust and under pay claims. A typical insurance adjuster receives bonuses based on performance, i.e. this depends on how much money he or she can “save” the insurance company on submitted claims. This of course is not in the interest of or to the benefit of the homeowner. This is why public adjusters exist and why their help is so important. The problem is that, as with anything, a LA public adjuster might range from mediocre and awful to exceptional.

Time and again, our clients who have suffered a loss are taken aback when they discover the discrepancy between the original insurance settlement amount they were offered by their insurance company as compared to the amount Mega Builders was able to secure for them when we got involved in the process.

Examples: An $11,800 loss as a result of water damage was adjusted for and paid out by an insurance company. Mega Builders and its associates got on the case and it was recently settled for $1.2 million. A $3,500 loss as a result of mold was settled for $190,000. A $65,000 loss caused by fire damage was settled for just under a cool $5 million.

Let Mega Builders help you reconcile the cost and the value of your Los Angeles insurance jobs! We bring two decades of extensive experience, remarkable accomplishments and a blemish-free record to our many successfully negotiated and completed Los Angeles insurance claim projects. Our experience and expertise enable us to deal directly with insurance companies. We've assembled a team of top-notch experts that make certain your loss is fully and completely adjusted. This includes a handpicked public adjuster, a certified hygienist and an assertive expert in mold remediation in Los Angeles among other dependable team members. In other words, we make certain you get fully compensated by your insurance company for the loss.