Public Adjuster in Jacksonville, Florida

Jacksonville is the largest city by land area in the contiguous United States, a sprawling Northeast Florida metro that stretches from the Atlantic Ocean beaches to the inland St. Johns River basin. The city's geographic diversity means it experiences multiple flood-risk pathways: Atlantic coastal surge, St. Johns River flooding during storm events, and storm water flooding from the intense rainfall that tropical systems bring to the region.

Hurricanes Matthew (2016) and Irma (2017) both caused significant flooding in Jacksonville — Matthew in particular sent St. Johns River flooding into downtown and into residential neighborhoods that had not experienced riverine flooding in generations. The storm surge from Matthew caught many Jacksonville homeowners off guard, flooding properties that were not in recognized flood zones and did not have flood insurance. Our team helps these homeowners maximize recovery under their existing homeowner policies.

Jacksonville's massive geographic footprint encompasses a wide range of housing ages and types — from the historic Riverside and Avondale bungalows from the 1920s, to post-war CBS construction in Arlington and Mandarin, to modern subdivisions in Nocatee and the Beaches communities. This diversity means claim types vary significantly by neighborhood, and having a public adjuster who understands the specific construction and exposure characteristics of each area is valuable.

Jacksonville's large commercial and industrial base — the Port of Jacksonville, a major financial services sector, and extensive retail — generates substantial commercial property claims. Our statewide team handles commercial claims in Jacksonville with the same expertise we bring to South Florida's commercial market.