Here's why... In most states, it’s illegal for a contractor to take on the role of Public Adjuster. It is considered Unauthorized Practice of Public Adjusting for a contractor to negotiate the claim and/or discussing policy with the insurance carrier. It is also against the law for a Public Adjuster to act as a contractor on a claim. When a Public Adjuster takes on the role of contractor, it is considered a conflict of interest and against the law in most states.

This is where the relationship between Contractor and Public Adjuster comes in. Public Adjusters work for the client to get the highest return on a claim as possible in the fastest way possible, which in turn allows for the contractor to get their job paid for with the largest means possible at the fastest time frame possible. And this is all done without either performing the others job/responsibilities. In this way, by a Public Adjuster working for the client, the Public Adjuster is also working for the Contractor; it is a symbiotic work relationship that benefits all parties involved.

We have your back and will work hard to gain and maintain your trust in us as your “Go-To” Public Adjusters!

Here Is What Other

Contractors Say About Us

  • "I want to say thanks to Keathley Claims Consultants for all the hard work they put into getting over 100+ claims approved for my clients in the past couple of years. I appreciate how they go into the policy to ensure that the homeowner gets paid exactly what is stated in their policy. Thanks for assisting with all my insurance claims in the past three years."

    - Marcus M.

  • We work with Keathley Claims on numerous claims a year. They make the process easy from start to finish for both us and our customers.

    - David F.

Three Reasons Why You

Need A Public Adjuster

 1 

We Partner With Industry Experts

We want to provide the best service and outcomes for our contractors and insureds. This is why we partner with industry experts such as Forensic Engineers, Industrial Hygienists, and Building Consultants when the loss requires.

2

We Know The Laws

Restoration contractors are an essential part of the recovery process, but most states have laws making it illegal for contractors to file and adjust claims or interpret policy. It would be considered the Unauthorized Practice of Public Adjusting. We keep you on the right side of the law which saves and makes you more money.

3

By taking responsibility for the detailed loss investigation and documentation, meeting with adjusters, engineers, etc., and writing scopes and loss valuations all while doing the policy research and interpretation, we save you time and get you more money for the job.

We Take The Work Load Off The Contractor