6 Reasons Why Our Independent Adjusters in Charlotte Work With The Best Local Contractors
Restoration contractors around Charlotte have benefited from working with public adjusters for many years, especially after the storms that hit the area. At Melo, we make sure that all of our clients are treated fairly and get the settlements that are due to them.
Compensation
Fair settlements. When a claim is paid for all the damage that's really there, the repairs it needs are paid for too. We work for the property owner alone, as North Carolina law requires, and getting their claim paid in full is what funds the job. Our independent adjuster in Charlotte treats all clients like they're family.
Recommended
Trusted by clients. Clients often ask Melo Public Adjusters who should do their repairs, and we can suggest contractors whose work we've seen. We never choose for them: the client always picks their own contractor.
Referrals
Referral fee. When a contractor introduces us to a client who hires us, we can thank them with a referral fee, as North Carolina allows for someone who doesn't investigate or settle the claim. The fee is for the introduction only: handling the claim is a licensed public adjuster's job, and the client stays free to choose any contractor.
Knowledgeable
Understands the damage. The contractors we work with help our clients understand their damage and their repair estimates. Reading the policy and negotiating the claim stay with us: in North Carolina, only a licensed public adjuster may do that for a client.
Experienced
Thorough. What is a public adjuster? We're a team that goes the extra mile for our clients to ensure they get a fair settlement from their insurance company. Melo's independent adjusters in Charlotte have your best interest at heart.
Availability
24/7 help. Our property damage appraisers are just a phone call or email away. Should you be dealing with fire, flood, storm, roof, mold, or another type of loss, don't hesitate to call us at any time of the day or night. We're always here to help.
