Public Adjuster in Orlando, Florida

Orlando is Florida's most visited city and one of its largest metro areas, with a property base that encompasses everything from theme park resort hotels to sprawling suburban residential communities to inner-city neighborhoods with aging housing stock. The diversity of property types generates a correspondingly diverse range of insurance claims — from single-family residential water damage to multi-million-dollar commercial property losses at resort properties.

Central Florida may not have the direct hurricane coastline exposure of Miami or Tampa, but it is far from immune to storm damage. Tropical storms and the inland-tracking remnants of Gulf and Atlantic hurricanes regularly bring damaging winds to the Orlando area. Hurricane Charley (2004) cut directly through Central Florida causing significant wind damage, and Hurricane Ian (2022) produced damaging winds and tornadoes across the region as it crossed the state.

The Orlando metro's massive hospitality and tourism sector generates unique commercial property claims. Hotels, resorts, convention centers, and entertainment venues face not just physical damage from storms but also complex business interruption scenarios — hotels lose room revenue; restaurants lose covers; entertainment venues lose ticket sales. Properly documenting these losses requires expertise in hospitality-sector financial analysis.

Residential Orlando — particularly the older neighborhoods of College Park, Winter Park, and Dr. Phillips — features homes built in the 1960s through 1990s with the typical aging-infrastructure claims profile. Roofs approaching end-of-life, original plumbing systems, and mature tree canopy create a familiar pattern of claims that insurance companies are well prepared to dispute. Our statewide coverage means Orlando homeowners have access to the same expert representation as our South Florida clients.