Insurance Property Appraisal
The appraisal process settles disputed claims much faster and with less cost than litigation. The Insurance Property Appraisal Clause is found in most insurance policies. Our appraisers come from a variety of professional backgrounds and most are trained to handle both Commercial and Residential Insurance Property Appraisal. Our goal is to send the executed Appraisal Award and final report to our clients within 72 hours of the settlement.
We offer a Commercial Property Appraiser or a Residential Property Appraiser with the expertise to resolve the dispute. Among our appraisers you will find the following skill sets:
IICRC Certified Appraisers:
- Commercial Property Appraiser
- Residential Property Appraiser
- Assignment of Benefits
- Appraisal Umpire experience
- Structural Engineer
- Accountant
- General Contractors
- Adjusters and GA’s
- Flooring Carpenter
- Certified Roofing Contractors
Each member of our team has a minimum of two years dispute resolution experience and five years adjusting or related experience. Put our expertise to work for you now.
Mediation
A Property Dispute Mediation is a cost-effective and expedient way to resolve issues involved in a claim that has ended at an impasse. We will thoroughly review the facts, damages, photos,reports, and estimates and present our client’s position to the insured’s representative and mediator. We will attempt to reach a settlement based on the authority granted to us by our clients.
Calibrated Insurance Services, LLC has professional mediation representatives available. We will offer the representative most qualified to achieve a successful resolution. Please contact us if you would like to discuss our mediation representation service.
Pre-Litigation
A trained expert from our team will perform an unbiased review of the claim history. A Calibrated professional will complete a pre‐litigation, videotaped inspection of the loss location and all damages to document the property in its current condition. We will then compare it with the evidence gathered by the insurance adjuster(s), engineer(s), vendor(s), etc. following the loss.
This is very important as we can document and testify regarding repairs that have or have not been completed. Additionally, we will determine if the current demand for indemnity is consistent with the date of loss, cause of loss, and industry standards for what is reasonable, fair, and customary.
Assignment of Benefits
Our IICRC/WRT (water damage restoration) or AMRT (mold and sewer remediation) Certified Professionals will assist in moving the file forward in a positive and cost‐effective manner. This can be handled from the desk or in the field, as a task assignment or as an appraisal.
