Frequently Asked Questions
How do I schedule my free inspection?
* Contact Let Us Claim Consultants Insurance Inc. in one of the following ways:
– Visit our website at: https://letusclaim.com/
– Call us at 407-610-2333.
– Message us on any of our Let Us Claim social networks.
– Send us an email at: info@letusclaim.com.
* This will help ensure that one of our consultants agents contact you to help schedule your Free inspection.
* At the time of your free inspection, it’s important to have your insurance policy at hand and all necessary documents. It’s important to note that you must have your mortgage up to date.
Do I have to pay for any inspections?
All inspections done by Let Us Claim are completely free.
Who can make a claim?
Only a policy holder may make a claim.
Can I make a claim for loss due to electrical failures or a fire?
Yes, during your free inspection the types of damages and the type of coverage you have on your policy will be evaluated and explained. All this information is important in order to initiate the claim process.
If I have water damage, how long do I have to make a claim?
You have 14 days after the date of loss or damage to make a claim.
If I have damages on my roof due to a natural disaster, do I have to pay for roof tarp installation or mitigation service?
No, these services must be covered by your insurance company at the time of the compensation.
If I currently have an open claim, am I able to open another claim?
Yes, it’s important to note that the new claim cannot be for the same damage as the previous one or be directly related.
How long do I have after a hurricane to open a claim?
You have 3 years after the date of loss to make a claim.
Is it necessary to have a insurance policy to make a claim?
Yes. It is necessary due to the fact that it’s the insurance company who is responsible for the compensation for all damages.
Do I have to be present in order to make a claim?
If I have a home mortgage, am I still able to make a claim?
– The home owner and/or Let Us Claim will inform the bank that it will start a claim process
(while the house is still in mortgage the bank is the owner of the home this means the bank appears as the owner of the property in all documentation )
– The mortgage payments must be up to date to avoid inconveniences or delays when receiving compensation.
Who will negotiate with the insurance company during a claim process?
Once you read, understand and sign the Let Us Claim contract we Let Us Claim become your representatives. This means Let Us Claim are the only ones authorized to make contact with the insurance company. We will be present at the time of any inspections that should be requested by your insurance company.
In the situation of having two signers and one of the owners has passed away, can a claim be filed?
It is important for you to inform your Let Us Claim public adjuster and insurance company. Make sure to send death certificate and any to all documentation promptly for verification of such situation.
Do I have to pay anything to Let Us Claim consultants Insurance inc. upfront or at any point, in order to begin the claim process?
At no point do you have to pay anything to Let Us Claim consultants insurance inc.
Let Us Claim will deduct their corresponding percentage once settlement has been completed and closed.
Will I require the service of an attorney (Lawyer)? Will I have to cover the attorneys fees once I hire their service?
Depending on the situation after Let Us Claim has done all they can to settle with your insurance company. Then, and only then, will Let Us Claim suggest the option of an attorney (lawyer).
No, your insurance company should take full responsibility of your attorney’s fees.
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It’s very difficult for an insurance company to bully a public adjuster with terminology and red tape.
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With all the facts to hand, we can cut through their objections quickly and easily. The next thing you know, you’ll receive a check and you can carry out the necessary repairs.
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