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What Does Water Damage Look Like?
Signs of water damage are often visible, such as stains on ceilings or walls, floors that are warped or buckling, peeling paint, and the presence of mold. Beyond the evident physical harm, water intrusion can compromise the structural integrity of a building and create unhealthy environments due to mold and mildew growth.
What Should You Do If You See Water Damage?
Next, contact Coastal Enterprises & Partners, a trusted Public Adjusting Firm headquartered in Florida with nationwide expertise, to schedule a property inspection with one of our adjusters nearest to you.
Our adjusters will meticulously document all aspects of the damage to ensure a thorough assessment and maximize your insurance claim. Our thorough approach ensures no aspect of your claim is overlooked, enabling us to advocate effectively on your behalf and secure the maximum compensation you deserve.
What Should You NOT Do?
- You should NOT discard any damaged items. You may separate damaged items from undamaged items,
however, do not discard damaged items.
2. You should NOT contact your insurance agent as this is not their area of expertise.
3. You should NOT contact the insurance company without a licensed Public Adjuster
4. You should NOT attempt to make any repairs to your property as we want the
Insurance company to see the damages as they are.
What Should You DO?
- DO document all of the water damage that occurred to your property. There is no such thing as too many photos or videos.
- DO write down all of the damages that occurred in detail to your property including any items that were damaged as a result of the water damage.
- DO contact Coastal Enterprises & Partners to schedule a property inspection with one of our licensed adjusters located nearest to you.