Rubin Adjusting
Residential Claims

Damage has disrupted your life.
We're here to help.

You have your family to think about, a place to stay, a hundred things at once. The insurance claim shouldn't be one of them. We take it off your plate.

What we do for you

We negotiate with your insurer, so you don't have to.

Your carrier will settle for as little as they can. We know the rules of the game and how to win.

Read your policy

We interpret exactly what you're covered for — including the parts the insurer won't point out.

Document the damage

A detailed, itemized estimate of everything needed to bring your home back to pre-loss condition.

Handle every call

All the emails, inspections, and back-and-forth with the carrier run through us — not you.

Negotiate the maximum

We push until the settlement reflects the full value of your claim under your policy.

Why homeowners call a public adjuster

You're rebuilding your life. The claim shouldn't be a second job.

Your home is damaged — literally turned upside down. You are expected to find a place to stay, keep a household running, and process what happened while strategically preparing for one of the most harrowing experiences of your life so far. The insurance claim. Insurers know that overwhelmed homeowners settle for less. A public adjuster exists to take that entire burden off your plate and level a process that's built in the carrier's favor.

The adjuster you've been talking to isn't your friend

The field adjuster the insurance company sends is capable and professional — and paid by the carrier. Their estimate reflects the carrier's interests, not yours. A public adjuster is the only licensed professional in the process who represents you, the policyholder, exclusively.

One documented claim, handled end to end

We inspect the damage, prepare the estimate, assemble the evidence, handle the carrier's inspections and questions, and negotiate the settlement. Whether the loss is fire, water, wind, or earthquake, the goal is the same: the full amount your policy owes, so you can focus on your family and your home instead of fighting your insurer.

Common questions

Residential insurance claims, answered.

What is a public adjuster, and how are they different from the insurance adjuster?

A public adjuster is a licensed professional who represents you, the policyholder. The insurance company's adjuster represents the carrier. We're the counterweight — documenting your loss and negotiating on your behalf, only ever for you.

Do I really need a public adjuster for a home claim?

Not every claim requires one, and we'll tell you honestly if yours doesn't. But for significant or disputed losses — or any time the carrier's offer feels low — having a professional present your claim usually changes the outcome.

When should I bring in a public adjuster?

The earlier the better, ideally before you've accepted any offer or, sometimes, before you file. But we can also step in on a claim that's already underway or one that's been underpaid or denied.

Will hiring a public adjuster slow down my claim?

Typically the opposite. Because we handle the documentation and communication the carrier requires, claims often move more smoothly — and toward a fair resolution.

How much does a residential public adjuster cost?

We work on a percentage of what we recover and don't get paid unless you do. The consultation is free. Start with a free review.

We understand what your home means to your family — so we work relentlessly to get you back to living your life.

We handle every kind of home loss

Peace of mind starts with one call.

A free, no-obligation review of your loss and your policy — learn what your claim is really worth.

Get your free consultation or call — 818-728-0900