Loss of Income
If you have a loss of income policy, any loss of business may be covered if your business property is damaged enough to prevent normal operation. Not all claims are covered. For instance, if your business property is damaged in a hailstorm or fire, you may be covered under your policy, but if the damage were due to a flood, your loss of business income policy probably wouldn’t apply, even if the damage itself is covered.
Minimize your Business’ Downtime
If you have suffered an interruption of business, the first thing you should do is to hire a public claims adjuster, such as Florida Loss Center. As your public insurance adjuster, we work for you rather than the insurance company.
Tips for dealing with a Public Adjuster
Never worked with a public adjuster before? Here are a few tips for a smooth assessment and claims process:
- Call a public adjuster as soon as possible, preferably shortly after the damage, to get the damage claim rolling.
- Have your loss of business income policy paperwork ready.
- Provide documentation that will support your loss of business income claims, such as proof of income, rent, utilities, payroll, and any expenses related to moving your business to a temporary location.
- Remember that the damage claim is typically assessed following the damage, whereas loss of business income is processed once business resumes and the amount of loss can be determined.
The Loss of Income Claims Adjusters in Miami, FL
If you have experienced damage to your business property and will be or already have experienced a loss of business income that is covered by your policy, it’s important to call a public adjuster as soon as possible. Remember, we are on your side and will help you get the settlement you are owed. Contact Florida Loss Center Public Adjuster today so we can get started on your claim and minimize your business’s downtime as much as possible.