Metro Public Adjustment is the one of largest public adjusting firms in the United States
Founded December 20, 1993
Veteran Owned
Operate Nationally
Founding Member of AAPIA
Metro is Licensed by the Departments Of Insurance in 47 STATES and the District of Columbia in the most heavily regulated industry in the United States
Metro has recovered over $60 million for their clients over the last 12 months
Top 5 Reasons Restoration Contractors Partner with a Public Adjuster:
Accurate and Complete Scope of Work: Public Adjusters ensure no damages are overlooked during the initial inspection, leading to realistic estimates that cover the full cost of proper restoration.
Faster Claim Resolution & Cash Flow: PAs handle negotiations and administrative friction with insurance companies, reducing claim delays and helping contractors get paid promptly.
Eliminates Unauthorized Practice of Law (UPL) Risks: Partnering with a licensed PA allows contractors to focus on repairs while letting a licensed expert negotiate coverage and policy terms legally on behalf of the policyholder.
Improved Client Satisfaction & Trust: Homeowners benefit from having a dedicated advocate for their claim, reducing stress and leading to higher customer satisfaction with the overall restoration process.
Increased Job Size and Revenue Potential: Proper claim advocacy secures the necessary funding to complete repairs to standard without forcing property owners to compromise on quality or materials.
Other Benefits we offer:
Lead Coordination - we call the same people you do, except we don't compete. We're happy to refer these people to our partners.
Marketing assistance since we don't compete, we're more than happy to help you with your SEO,AEO, AI searchability.
Content partner, While at jobs with you, we can video record the process, your discussions with the client and how you help them with this difficult time.
Video interview, We're happy to help you record and promote your company.
Lead Follow up assistance- we have a process that will take in your leads and help the ones that respond.

When you suffer a catastrophe, your insurance policy is a legally binding contract that grants you specific rights to fair treatment, timely communication, and rightful compensation under the law.

Your Rights After a Catastrophe
Statutory Rights Under Nevada Law: Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS 684A & NRS 686A.310) establish mandatory protections against unfair settlement practices, guaranteeing policyholder rights throughout the catastrophe claims process.
Right to Fair and Prompt Handling: Insurance companies owe you an implied duty of good faith and fair dealing. They must acknowledge, investigate, and settle your claim without unreasonable delay. Many state laws require insurers to acknowledge a claim within a specific timeframe (often around 15 days) and accept or deny it shortly after receiving proof of loss.
Right to Clear Information and Documentation: You have the right to receive full copies of your policy documents, terms, exclusions, investigation reports, and any correspondence related to your claim. If your claim is denied or partially paid, the insurer must give you a clear, written explanation of the decision.
Right to Additional Living Expenses (ALE): If a disaster makes your home uninhabitable, your policy's "loss of use" clause entitles you to reimbursement for reasonable additional living expenses. This covers the extra costs of temporary housing (like a hotel) and food compared to your normal daily routine.
Right to Choose Your Own Contractors: While insurers may recommend repair companies, you have the right to hire your own licensed, reputable, and qualified contractors to rebuild or repair your property.
Public Adjuster Advocacy: Claimants have the legal right to hire an independent, state-licensed Public Adjuster to exclusively represent their financial interests and fight for maximum settlement recovery.
Right to Appeal or Dispute a Payout: If you believe the insurer’s settlement offer is too low or unfairly depreciated (Actual Cash Value vs. Replacement Cost), you have the right to contest the decision, hire an independent or public adjuster, or seek legal counsel.
Right to Privacy and Protection from Penalties: You should not face unfair penalties or policy actions simply for making inquiries about your coverage or filing a legitimate catastrophe claim.
Fair Recovery & Full Compensation: Exercising statutory protections guarantees full, itemized financial recovery reflecting the true scope of property loss so policyholders are fully made whole.
Free Claim Double Check: Contact Metro Public Adjuster NV for a free claim review to ensure you receive every dollar you deserve. Phone: (408) 479-2427 [email protected] https:MetroPANevada.com
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Steps and Guidelines to Protect Your Rights
Review the Post-Disaster Guide: Consult the NAIC Post-Disaster Claims Guide for a step-by-step checklist on securing your property and documenting losses.
Mitigate Further Damage: Take reasonable, safe steps to prevent additional damage (such as covering a broken roof with a tarp), and keep all receipts for emergency repairs. Do not make permanent structural repairs before the insurance adjuster has inspected the damage and authorized the work.
Understand Policy Limits and Deductibles: Be aware that catastrophe events—such as named storms, hurricanes, or earthquakes—may carry separate percentage-based deductibles rather than a standard flat dollar amount
3 Steps to Protect Your Claim Immediately:
Document & Mitigate: Take safe, temporary steps to prevent further damage (e.g., tarping a roof) and save all repair receipts.
Hold Off on Permanent Repairs: Do not perform permanent structural work until an adjuster inspects the property.
Know Your Deductible: Be aware that catastrophes may carry percentage-based deductibles rather than standard flat amounts.
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Public Adjusters
Are licensed and bonded in their state of residence
Can be licensed in several states
Work on contingency
Work directly with the insurance adjusters to settle claims fairly
Under Nevada Statutes § 684A.040, acting as an insurance adjuster without a proper license is a gross misdemeanor and carries a fine
When property damage or loss occurs, Metro Public Adjustment takes care of your insurance claim. I’ve personally lost property due to flood, fire, tornado and water leaks. Our staff knows what you’re going through and we’ll handle your claim as if it were our own. We will work with you and your contractors to make sure you know each step of the process. We deliver guidance and support you need to get you back on your feet as quickly as possible.
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