Residential Appraisal
Underpaid hail, wind, water, or fire claim? We fight for the full value of your loss.
When your insurance company won't pay what your claim is worth, the appraisal clause is your most powerful tool. We invoke it for you.
We represent policyholders through the insurance appraisal process, faster and cheaper than litigation.
Underpaid hail, wind, water, or fire claim? We fight for the full value of your loss.
Large loss disputes handled by experienced appraisers across TX, OK, and CO.
We serve as neutral umpires for appraisal panels, licensed, experienced, and fair.
A structured, binding process that helps resolve valuation disputes without dragging your claim through years of litigation.
We evaluate your claim and policy at no cost.
We formally demand appraisal on your behalf.
Thorough documentation of your loss.
Both sides present to a neutral umpire.
Resolved in 30 to 60 days, no court required.
Real feedback from property owners who needed help getting their insurance claims taken seriously.
βGreat experience dealing with Ryan! He was able to convince my stubborn insurance company to pay for interior water damage due to roof damage from a hail storm. Highly recommend!β
Dale KapinusβRyan worked with the insurance adjuster to get us additional money for the roof and the fence. He took the hassle out of working with the insurance company.β
Paige LeβProfessional, on time, an expert, and helped me deal with the insurance company that didn't want to pay anything. I couldn't recommend them more.β
Cayce StoneProfessional appraisal and public adjusting support across multiple states.
Licensed Public Adjuster & Appraiser
Licensed Public Adjuster & Appraiser
Licensed Public Adjuster & Appraiser
Straight answers about how insurance appraisal works and when it makes sense to use it.
The appraisal clause is a provision in most homeowner and commercial insurance policies that allows disputes over claim value to be resolved outside of court. When you and your insurer disagree on the amount of loss, either party can invoke the clause to trigger a binding appraisal process.
Public adjusting involves negotiating your claim directly with the insurer. Appraisal is a formal dispute resolution process, typically used when negotiations have stalled or broken down. First Call handles both.
Most appraisals resolve within 30 to 60 days from invocation. It's significantly faster than litigation, which can take years.
No. We work on a contingency basis, you pay nothing upfront and nothing out of pocket. We only get paid when you do.
Appraisal applies to disputes over value, not coverage denials. If your claim was denied, we'll review your policy and determine the best path forward, which may include reopening the claim before invoking appraisal.
Tell us about your claim. No upfront fees. No obligation.